pagination

Word family

pa·gi·na·tion /ˌpædʒəˈneɪʃən/ noun [uncountableU]

technicalTCN the process of giving a number to each page of a book, magazine etc 〔书、杂志等的〕页码编定，页码标注

—paginate /ˈpædʒəneɪt/ verb [transitiveT]

Examples from the Corpus

pagination• Although pagination has been excluded, the novel is nevertheless bound in a fixed order.• Yorick had eschewed such simple guidelines as dates and pagination.• Some systems still rely on a batch pagination method while others, like Interleaf, do the whole thing on the fly.• Our printing forefathers were notoriously careless about their pagination.• Thus Experience has an undulating, open-ended form, something like a notebook whose pagination has been erased.

Origin pagination

(1800-1900) French Latin pagina; → PAGE1

Chinese

Syllable

Corpus

BNC: 41560 COCA: 0

pagination

Relating to writing and editing: authorial, authorship, censorship...