spacing

英 [ˈspeɪsɪŋ]

美 [ˈspeɪsɪŋ]

n. (空间)间隔; (尤指)字距，行距; (时间)间隔
v. 以一定间隔排列
space的现在分词

现在分词：spacing　复数：spacings　

BNC.12783 / COCA.15514

牛津词典

noun

（空间）间隔；（尤指）字距，行距
the amount of space that is left between things, especially between the words or lines printed on a page
1. single/double spacing (= with one or two lines left between lines of type)
  单倍 / 双倍行距
（时间）间隔
the amount of time that is left between things happening

noun

the property possessed by an array of things that have space between them
Synonym:spatial arrangement
the time between occurrences of a repeating event
1. some women do not control the spacing of their children

Float width and spacing will be specified by Y company.
公司会制定浮体的宽度和间距。
This is multiplied with the line spacing defined in the font.
在该字体使定义的行间距倍增。
The spacing withing cells of the table.
表的单元格中的间距。
The optimum parameters include the optimum frequency spacing, average damping ratio, and tuning frequency ratio.
最优参数包括最优频率间隔、最优平均阻尼比和最优调谐频率比。
Again, the spacing between the trees and the building is critical.
树木和建筑之间的距离起重要作用。
The results showed the narrow row spacing can remarkable raise wheat ear numbers and yield.
结果表明，相同基本苗情况下，缩小行距放稀株距均能显著提高2个小麦品种的成穗数，增产显著。
As the spacing increases, the concrete's thickness and need for reinforcement increases.
当缝间距增加时，混凝土厚度和所需的钢筋也要增加。
That alters the spacing between the elements of the crystal.
这个过程就改变了晶体成分之间的间隔。
The atoms are large, relative to their spacing.
原子和它们的间隔相对而言是大的。
This was due to a spacing problem I had with the missile hatches in the top hull.
这是由于间距的问题，我曾与导弹舱口在顶端的船体。