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Entry entry cí tiáo

1.Judah Chapter.

2.Lexicography terminology. Refers to the included words and their interpretations.

Also called a term. Lexicographical terms. It can be a word, a word, or it can be composed of words, words, etc.

Such as: Ming, the name of the dynasty; Beijing, the capital of China; The Democratic People's Republic of Korea, a country located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula; Wait. Among them, "Ming", "Beijing", and "Democratic People's Republic of Korea" are all entries.

Entries composed of words, words, etc., must be fixed, cannot be separated, and cannot be created. Nor can an entry be a sentence. Such as:

"School" is an entry, but "school class" is not an entry; "North Korea" is an entry, but "the capital of North Korea" is not.

Definition of terms in encyclopedia].

Entries are the basic units that make up an encyclopedia, and are conceptual explanations of various affairs, phenomena, etc.

A qualifying entry should meet the following conditions

1. Accurate, clear and meaningful entry names, and try to use full names.

2. The created entries should be given as comprehensive, complete and objective conceptual definitions as possible.

3. Set up a reasonable open classification to accurately summarize a certain attribute of the entry.

4. Provide relevant information.

How to make a high-quality entry].

1. The name of the entry should be accurate.

When creating an entry, please do not use meaningless or vague questions, and try to use the full name as much as possible.

2. Give a specific description of the entry.

When creating or modifying an entry, it is necessary to introduce the concept of the term as comprehensively, completely and objectively as possible. The reason for the modification should be written in detail to facilitate other netizens to check the difference between the modified version and the previous version.

3. Set up a reasonable open classification for entries.

Make sure that the open category you set for the term is accurate, that it summarizes a property of the term, and that you try to use a concise and formal formulation. If you add open categories to your entries, your entries will be seen at the same time as other users browse the open categories, increasing the chances that your entries will be viewed.

4. Provide relevant **.

Whether an entry is attractive, whether it can be interpreted with half the effort, and whether there is a ** related to the entry is a very important factor. Uploading an informative and beautiful ** for your entry will add a lot of color to this entry!

You can link to the entries related to the entries that you have read or browsed in the content of the entry, or the related entries that do not exist yet (after these entries are created by other netizens, the encyclopedia will automatically identify these entries). In this way, when netizens finish viewing the current entry, they will continue to browse other related entries according to the links in the entry to get more relevant information.

6. Give references.

First of all, the fruits of other people's labor should be respected, and if there is a citation, the source must be indicated. Second, it can give other users who view the term a clue to learn more about the term.

Entries are the basic unit of division of the content contained in the encyclopedia. There is a single theme that illustrates an object, a person, or a combination of them with a particular theme.

Entries, also known as bibliographies, entries, and entries, are lexicological terms that refer to the words collected by dictionaries and their interpretations.

Example: Cihai".

One of the entries is called "Entry", which means: "Words collected in a dictionary." Also referred to as "Entry".

It is equivalent to "noun explanation", listing the noun first, and then explaining the meaning.

Generally speaking, most of the existing words are included in the dictionary as entries, and there is an authoritative explanation, and people do not need to make separate entries.

Since language development is asymptotic, new words will appear at any time, and they have not yet had time to be included in the dictionary, so you can do it yourself.

For example, modern young people often say "hi", such as "self-hi", "having fun", "hi song", etc., and this "hi" is a new word. You can create a new entry as follows:

Hi: Internet slang, meaning ......, derived from ......For.......