- 看过 footnote 的人也看了 :
- explanation
- reference
- afterthought
footnote 的 2 个定义
- an explanatory or documenting note or comment at the bottom of a page, referring to a specific part of the text on the page.
- a minor or tangential comment or event added or subordinated to a main statement or more important event.
foot·not·ed, foot·not·ing.
- to add a footnote or footnotes to; annotate: to footnote a dissertation.
footnote 近义词
note at bottom of document
更多footnote例句
- That’s probably enough to ensure it will be at least a footnote in history.
- The unfortunate footnote of any Gonzaga season is that for some, it means little unless Few wins a national championship.
- That includes long-standing features like footnotes, citations and changelogs—none of which are available to those attempting to correct falsehoods on social media platforms.
- Cleveland wound up as the footnote of this four-team trade, but it did well to grab the 22-year-old Allen as a long-term option at center.
- Instead of budget footnotes, journalists were trying to find safety.
- Her decision was based on a tiny footnote written by U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Stevens in 2005.
- When I wrote the novel about the Gulag, House of Meetings, the name Stalin only appears in a footnote very early on.
- Mike Tyson Mysteries is also another footnote in one of the unlikeliest second acts in history.
- By the time "decisions need to be made" about 2016, Christie said, "I think this will be a footnote."
- To put things into perspective, had Gore won his home state, Florida would have been relegated to a footnote.
- Footnote 2: Tatham says that the tobacco plant is peculiarly adapted for an agricultural comparison of climates.
- Footnote 23: Monardes wrote upon it only from the small account he had of it from the Brazilians.
- Footnote 48: Tobacco has been able to survive such attacks as these—nay, has raised up a host of defenders as well as opponents.
- Footnote 76: Hughes, in his History of Barbadoes, says that the common people call the worm kitifonia.
- Footnote 81: Florida tobacco is noted for the white rust found on the leaves.