boldfaced 的 3 个定义
- type or print that has thick, heavy lines, used for emphasis, headings, etc.
- typeset or printed in boldface.
bold·faced, bold·fac·ing.
- to mark to be set in boldface.
boldfaced 近义词
impudent
更多boldfaced例句
- Sherman and Palmer had co-written Politico’s Playbook newsletter since 2016, when they inherited it from Allen, who had made it famous with a relentless focus on insider-y political details, coupled with boldface birthday-party sightings around town.
- It became a large-scale business, attracting boldface-name investors including Ted Leonsis and Steve Case.
- Big Pump Signal, a shadowy group of cryptocurrency pump-and-dump merchants, makes up for its lack of boldface names with its sheer mass of participants.
- Sandground’s other boldface-name clients included John Heckler, whose messy divorce in the mid-1980s from Margaret Heckler, then-secretary of health and human services, generated headlines.
- Note: Unusual words that are playable in Scrabble appear in this article in boldface.
- The boldface names at the event were all Democrats: Barack Obama and former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter spoke.
- Let me put this in boldface: Heritage's cost estimates are driven not primarily by welfare, but by healthcare.
- With each new boldface name she charmed, the plump girl from Iowa gleefully wrangled her way closer to the front of the line.
- The boldface fashion houses have not had an easy time during Paris fashion shows.
- In the Lambeth MS, passages printed in clarendon are shown here in dark-red boldface.
- The bottom of the panel gave the Road Commissioner's name in boldface with Houghton's name below in slightly smaller print.
- Some in-line paragraph headings are in boldface and some are in italics; this emphasis has been retained.
- Abbreviated titles of the most frequently cited works are given here in boldface.
- Words shown in boldface were originally printed in blackletter (gothic) type.