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The lexical meaning of a paragraph. The meaning of the word paragraph. About paragraph boundaries
PARAGRAPH
paragraph, m. (German: Absatz) (special).
1. Indent to the right at the beginning of a line, to separate one part of the text from another; Red line. When typing, make a paragraph.
2. Text between two such indents. Read two paragraphs.
Ushakov. Dictionary Russian language Ushakov. 2012
See also interpretations, synonyms, word meanings and what is a PARAGRAPH in Russian in dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference books:
- PARAGRAPH in the Literary Encyclopedia:
a segment of written speech between two red lines. A., denoting a kind of "caesura" (see), is a 643 division unit, intermediate between ... - PARAGRAPH in the Big Encyclopedic Dictionary:
(German Absatz) 1) indent in the initial line of the text. 2) Part of the text (a complex syntactic whole), which is a semantic unity and is distinguished ... - PARAGRAPH in big Soviet encyclopedia, TSB:
(German Absatz - a red line, literally - a ledge), 1) an indent in the initial line of printed or handwritten text. 2) Part of the text, ... - PARAGRAPH
[from German absatz] 1) part of the text from one indent to the next; 2) indentation in the initial line of text (paragraph ... - PARAGRAPH in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
a, m. 1. Left indent in the initial line of text. 2. Part of the text from one indent to the next.||Cf. PASSAGE II, PERIOD ... - PARAGRAPH in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:
, -a, m. 1. Red line, indent at the beginning of the line. Start writing with a paragraph. 2. Text between two such indents. … - PARAGRAPH in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
PARAGRAPH (German: Absatz), an indent in the initial line of text. Part of the text (complex syntactic whole), which is a semantic unity and is indented ... - PARAGRAPH in the Full accentuated paradigm according to Zaliznyak:
paragraph "ts, paragraph" tsy, paragraph "tsy, abza" tsev, abza "tsu, abza" tsam, abza "ts, paragraph" tsy, paragraph "tsem, paragraphs" tsy, abza "tse, ... - PARAGRAPH in the Dictionary of Linguistic Terms:
(German Absatz from the verb absetzen - to move away). 1) Indent to the right at the beginning of the line (red line). 2) A piece of written or ... - PARAGRAPH in the Popular Explanatory-Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Russian Language:
-a, m. 1) Indentation at the beginning of the first line of a smth. parts of the text. Write from a paragraph. Synonyms: red "red line" a 2) Text between ... - PARAGRAPH in the Thesaurus of Russian business vocabulary:
- PARAGRAPH in the New Dictionary foreign words:
(German absatz) 1) red line - an indent in the initial line of the text (in publishing practice, design is encountered when a. begins ... - PARAGRAPH in the Dictionary of Foreign Expressions:
[German] absatz] 1. red line - an indent in the initial line of the text (in publishing practice, there is a design when a. starts from ... - PARAGRAPH in the Russian Thesaurus:
‘right-shifted beginning of the first line of text or a separate piece of text’ Syn: ... - PARAGRAPH in the Dictionary of synonyms of Abramov:
cm. … - PARAGRAPH in the dictionary of Synonyms of the Russian language:
drop, indent, paragraph, verse, line, finish, fragment, ... - PARAGRAPH in the New explanatory and derivational dictionary of the Russian language Efremova:
m. 1) Indent to the right at the beginning of the first line of some kind. parts of printed or handwritten text; Red line. 2) Part of the text between ... - PARAGRAPH in the Dictionary of the Russian Language Lopatin:
paragraph, -a, tv. -em, r. pl. … - PARAGRAPH in the Complete Spelling Dictionary of the Russian Language:
paragraph, -a, tv. -em, r. pl. … - PARAGRAPH in the Spelling Dictionary:
paragraph, -a, tv. -em, r. pl. … - PARAGRAPH in the Dictionary of the Russian Language Ozhegov:
text between two such indents Read first a. paragraph red line, indent at the beginning of the line Start writing with ... - PARAGRAPH in the Modern Explanatory Dictionary, TSB:
(German Absatz), 1) indent in the initial line of the text. 2) Part of the text (a complex syntactic whole), which is a semantic unity and is distinguished ... - PARAGRAPH in the Explanatory Dictionary of Efremova:
paragraph m. 1) Indent to the right at the beginning of the first line of some. parts of printed or handwritten text; Red line. 2) Part of the text ...
PARAGRAPH, -a, m. 1. Red line, indent at the beginning of the line. Start writing with a paragraph. 2. Text between two such indents. Read the first a.
Watch value PARAGRAPH in other dictionaries
Paragraph- Red line
synonym: indent
Synonym dictionary
Paragraph- paragraph, m. (German: Absatz) (special). 1. Indent to the right at the beginning of a line, to separate one part of the text from another; Red line. When typing, make a paragraph. 2. Text between two such........
Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov
paragraph M.- 1. Indent to the right at the beginning of the first line of some kind. parts of printed or handwritten text; Red line. 2. Part of the text between two such indents, characterized by ........
Explanatory Dictionary of Efremova
Paragraph- -A; m. [it. Absatz].
1. Indent to the right at the beginning of the first line of some kind. parts of the text; Red line. Start with a paragraph. Make a. when typing.
2. Part of the text between two such ........
Explanatory Dictionary of Kuznetsov
Paragraph— This word, denoting an indent at the beginning of a line or text between two such indents, was borrowed in the 60s of the 19th century. from German language, where the word Absatz has the same meaning.
Etymological Dictionary of Krylov
Paragraph of the Regulatory Legal Act- - a part of the text, which is a semantic unity, indented in the first line and starting with a lowercase letter, except for the first paragraph of the part, which ........
Law Dictionary
Paragraph- (German Absatz) - 1) indent in the initial line of text. 2) Part of the text (a complex syntactic whole), which is a semantic unity and is indented in the 1st line.
Big encyclopedic dictionary
A paragraph is a piece of text between two indents, or red lines. A paragraph differs from a complex syntactic whole in that it is not a syntactic level unit. A paragraph is a means of dividing a coherent text based on a compositional-stylistic one.
The functions of a paragraph in dialogic and monologue speech are different: in a dialogue, a paragraph serves to distinguish between replicas different persons, i.e., plays a purely formal role; in monologue speech - to highlight compositionally meaningful parts text (both in terms of logical and semantic, and emotional
mentally expressive). The functions of a paragraph are closely related to the functional and stylistic affiliation of the text and its stylistic coloring, at the same time reflecting the individual author's peculiarity of text design. In particular, the average length of paragraphs often depends on the style of writing.
A paragraph and a complex syntactic integer are units different levels divisions, since the bases of their organization are different (a paragraph does not have a special syntactic design, unlike a complex syntactic whole), but these units are intersecting, functionally contiguous, since both of them play a semantic-stylistic role. That is why a paragraph and a complex syntactic whole can coincide in their particular manifestations, correspond to each other. For example:
We climbed the embankment and from its height looked at the ground. Fifty sazhens from us, where potholes, pits and heaps merged seamlessly with the darkness of the night, a dim light flickered. Behind him shone another light, behind this a third, then, receding a hundred paces, two red eyes shone side by side - probably the windows of some barracks - and a long row of such lights, growing thicker and dimmer, stretched along a line to the very horizon, then it turned in a semicircle to the left and disappeared into the distant mist. The lights were still. In them, in the silence of the night and in the dull song of the telegraph, something was felt in common. It seemed that some important secret was buried under the embankment and only lights, night and wires knew about it ... (A. Chekhov).
But the coincidence of a complex syntactic whole with a paragraph is not necessary. Since a paragraph can emphasize the emotional and expressive qualities of the text, it is able to break a single complex syntactic whole and combine several syntactic wholes. This is especially true for literary texts. In scientific texts, there are much more coincidences between a complex syntactic whole and a paragraph, since they are entirely focused on the logical organization of speech.
It was an August night, starry but dark. Because I had never before in my life been in such an exceptional situation as I happened to be in now, this starry night seemed to me dull, unfriendly.
and darker than it actually was. I was on the line railway which is still under construction. A high, half-finished embankment, heaps of sand, clay and rubble, barracks, pits, wheelbarrows scattered here and there, flat elevations above the dugouts in which the workers lived - all this jumble, painted in darkness in one color, gave the earth some strange , a wild face, reminiscent of times of chaos. There was so little order in everything that lay in front of me that among the ugly pitted, unresembling earth, it was somehow strange to see the silhouettes of people and slender telegraph poles, both of which spoiled the ensemble of the picture and seemed not of this world. . And It was quiet, and only heard above our heads, somewhere very high, the telegraph buzzed its boring song (A. Chekhov). There are three syntactic integers in one paragraph.
Paragraph articulation pursues one common goal- highlight important parts of the text. However, parts of the text can be highlighted with different specific targets. Accordingly, the functions of the paragraph also differ.
[In dialogic speech, a paragraph acts as a formal means of distinguishing between the replicas of different persons. For example:
- Are you from outside, right? - she said.
- Exactly the same with: I just arrived from the province yesterday.
- Did you come with your family?
- Not at all. I came alone.
- One! But you are still so young.
- I have neither father nor mother.
- Are you here on some business, of course?
- Exactly the same with. I came to make a request to the empress.
In monologue speech, a paragraph can perform different functions - logical-semantic, accentuated-highlighting, expressive-emotional. Moreover, the functions of a paragraph are closely related to the nature of the text, its stylistic characteristics.
Official business, scientific, popular science, and educational texts are guided by the logical and semantic principle of paragraph division, although in some cases the principle of emphasis and emphasis is not alien to these texts (for example, in the texts of laws, regulations, etc. paragraph articulation can break even a single sentence that has a number of homogeneous syntactic components).
In artistic texts, where the functional diversity of paragraphs is revealed, the same accentuated-excretory function is subject to the emotional-expressive function.
A paragraph that breaks a single syntactic whole plays an accent role when it is important to highlight individual links overall structure, private details in the description, in the disclosure of a particular topic. This is the role of paragraphs in the following text, which is one complex syntactic whole (there are five paragraphs):
There is such spiritual confidence when a person can do everything.
He can almost instantly write such verses that posterity will repeat them for several centuries.
He can contain in his mind all thoughts and dreams in order to distribute them to the first comers and never regret it for a minute.
He can see and hear magical things where no one notices them: a silver stump on a moonlit night, the sound of the air, a sky that looks like an old sea chart. He can come up with many amazing stories.
Approximately the same state experienced now Lermontov. He was calm and happy. But not only love Shcherbatova. Reason said that love can wither in separation. He was happy with his thoughts, their strength, breadth, his plans, the all-pervading presence of poetry (K. Paustovsky).
A solid written or printed text, not divided into paragraphs, is not only difficult to read, but also loses in meaning, "since the structural and logical parts of which it consists are not distinguished. And the text looks completely different in the works of the masters of artistic prose:
Dagny went to the sea. It lay in deep sleep, without a single splash.
Dagny clasped her hands and groaned from a sense of the beauty of this world that was still unclear to her, but engulfed her whole being ...
And she laughed, looking wide-eyed at the lights of the ships. They slowly swayed in the clear gray water (K. Paustovsky).
About paragraph options
Paragraph concept
A paragraph is a piece of text from a single keystroke. Enter until next. A paragraph is also a fragment from the beginning of the document to the first keystroke Enter. In table cells, a paragraph is a fragment from the beginning of the cell to the nearest keystroke Enter or end-of-cell character.
Paragraphs can have different sizes: from one line to any number of lines. There may be an empty paragraph containing no text. When selecting a paragraph, it is important that the non-printing end-of-paragraph sign is included in the selection area. To display these characters in a tab home in Group Paragraph you can press the button Show all signs (rice. 7.1).
enlarge image Rice. 7.1. Paragraphs in a document
When setting options for a single paragraph, it is not necessary to highlight it. It is enough if the cursor is in this paragraph. If several paragraphs are drawn up at once, they must be highlighted.
Paragraph formatting tools
Word 2007 has numerous paragraph styling tools. Most of them are concentrated in a group Paragraph tabs home (rice. 7.2). You can use the mini toolbar to set individual parameters.
enlarge image Rice. 7.2. Home tab tools for setting basic paragraph options
To set indents, you can use the horizontal ruler of the document window.
In addition, the group Paragraph also available in tab Page layout (rice. 7.3).
enlarge image Rice. 7.3. Page Layout tab tools for setting paragraph options
You have to use a dialog box to set some options. Paragraph. To display the window, click the group icon Paragraph in any of the tabs ( home or Page layout Paragraph. To work with paragraphs, they mainly use the tab Indents and spacing (rice. 7.4). But in individual cases applied and tab Position on the page.
Rice. 7.4. Indents and Spacing tab of the Paragraph dialog box
Setting paragraph alignment
Paragraphs in a document can be aligned in one of four ways: left, page center, right, page width.
Click the corresponding group button Paragraph tabs home (rice. 7.5).
enlarge image Rice. 7.5. Paragraph alignment
You can also use the mini toolbar button to center the page.
Center alignment is usually applied to headings.
Right-alignment is applied to captions and, in some other cases, left-aligned and justified to body text. Justified means that the text of a paragraph is left and right aligned at the same time. In Microsoft Word, this is done by changing the spacing between words.
Setting padding
Setting a paragraph indent changes the position of the text relative to the left and/or right margins of the page. You can set the indent of the entire paragraph, only the first line of the paragraph, or all lines except the first (first line indent). Positive value indent means shifting the paragraph to the center of the page, negative - from the center to the edges of the page ( rice. 7.6).
enlarge image Rice. 7.6. Paragraph indents
To set indents, you can use the "sliders" on the horizontal ruler.
Select one or more paragraphs.
Drag the corresponding horizontal ruler slider ( rice. 7.7).
enlarge image Rice. 7.7. Setting paragraph indents using the horizontal ruler
If dragging is done with the key pressed alt, the horizontal ruler will display the exact sizes of the set indents, as well as the size of the page margins ( rice. 7.8). The indentation will change after the left mouse button is released.
enlarge image Rice. 7.8. Setting paragraph indents using a horizontal ruler while holding down the Alt key
A more precise setting of indents (with an accuracy of 0.01 cm) is made in the tab Indents and spacing dialog box Paragraph(cm. rice. 7.4).
Select one or more paragraphs.
In chapter Indent in counters left And on right set the paragraph offset relative to the page margins.
Drop First line select the first row options. To create a paragraph indent ("red line"), select the option Indent. To create an indent ("hanging line"), select an option ledge. To remove the special appearance of the first line, select the option (No).
on set the required amount of indentation or protrusion of the first line.
Paragraph indents on the left and right are conveniently set in counters Indent groups Paragraph tabs Page layout(cm. rice. 7.3). The left indent is set in the top counter, and the right indent is set in the bottom counter.
You can change the left indent of a paragraph using the buttons Increase indent And Decrease indent groups Paragraph tabs home. For the same purpose, you can use the same buttons on the mini-toolbar. Typically, these buttons are used to set indents when creating multilevel lists.
Setting intervals
Line spacing
Line spacing determines the vertical distance between lines of text in a paragraph. The interval size is usually set by the number of lines. Thus, the amount of line spacing depends on the size of the selected font.
The button is usually used to set the interval value. Line spacing groups Paragraph tabs home.
Select one or more paragraphs.
Click the Line spacing button in the Paragraph group of the Home tab (Fig. 9) and select the required spacing in the menu that appears. The preview function does not work when choosing an interval.
enlarge image Rice. 7.9. Setting line spacing
Typically, the text is formatted with a line spacing of 1.0 ... 2.0 lines. By default, when creating a new document, the spacing is set to 1.15.
To use additional options for setting line spacing, use the tab Indents and spacing dialog box Paragraph(cm. rice. 7.4).
Select one or more paragraphs.
In chapter Interval open the dropdown interline (rice. 7.10) and select the desired interval type.
Counter if needed meaning set the value.
Rice. 7.10. Set line spacing using the Indents and Spacing tab of the Paragraph dialog box
The line spacing can be set by the number of lines: Single, 1.5 lines, Double, Multiplier. When setting the mode Factor in counter meaning you must specify the number of lines of the interval (the number of lines can be set with an accuracy of 0.01 lines). In all these cases, the amount of line spacing depends on the size of the selected font. For example, with a font size of 14 pt. the size of a single interval is also 14 pt (≈ 4.94 mm), one and a half - 21 pt (≈ 7.4 mm), and with a multiplier of 0.98 - 13.72 pt (≈ 4.84 mm). The spacing setting can be used to adjust the size of the document to a given page size. For example, on a sheet of A4 paper with top and bottom margins of 2 cm, 52 lines of text in 12 pt font can fit. with single spacing. If you set the spacing to 0.97 lines, you can fit 54 lines on the same page. In this case, the difference in the intervals between the lines will be only about 0.13 mm, which will practically not affect appearance document.
When setting the interval Exactly in counter meaning you must specify the value of the interval. By default, the value is specified in points (pt) with an accuracy of 0.05 pt, but, if desired, the value can be specified in centimeters or millimeters. To do this, enter a number in the counter field and, after a space, an abbreviation cm or mm- For example, 1 cm or 15 mm. This spacing will remain constant when changing the font size and is used, for example, when preparing documents for printing on lined paper.
When setting the interval Minimum in counter meaning you must specify the minimum allowable interval value. By default, the value is specified in points, but you can optionally specify it in centimeters or millimeters. To do this, enter a number in the counter field and, after a space, an abbreviation cm or mm, For example, 1 cm or 15 mm. This means that fonts of the specified size and smaller will have this spacing set, while larger fonts will have single spacing.
Spacing between paragraphs
Spacing between paragraphs can be greater than between lines within paragraphs. Increasing the spacing makes the text easier to read. Especially often, increased intervals after a paragraph are used in the design of headings.
By default, when creating a new document, plain text is set to 10 pt spacing after a paragraph. Increased spacing is also defined for headings.
Spacing between paragraphs is conveniently set in counters Interval groups Paragraph tabs Page layout(cm. rice. 7.3).
Select one or more paragraphs.
In counters Interval set the required spacing before the paragraph (upper counter) and spacing after the paragraph (lower counter). By default, the value is specified in points (pt) with an accuracy of 0.1 pt, but, if desired, it can be specified in centimeters or millimeters. To do this, enter a number in the counter field and, after a space, an abbreviation cm or mm, For example, 1 cm or 15 mm.
You can use counters to set spacing between paragraphs. Before And After in Group Interval tabs Indents and spacing dialog box Paragraph(cm. rice. 7.4 And rice. 7.10).
You can remove the existing intervals before and after a paragraph by selecting the appropriate command from the button menu Line spacing groups Paragraph tabs home(cm. rice. 7.9).
Setting paragraph borders
About paragraph boundaries
Setting the frame (borders) of a paragraph is used when designing headings, highlighting fragments of text in a document, and in other cases. You can frame one or several paragraphs at once. Borders can be located both on all sides of the paragraph (paragraphs), and only on some sides ( rice. 7.11).
enlarge image Rice. 7.11. Paragraph borders
Paragraph border options can be customized, such as changing the appearance, color, line thickness, and line distance from text.
Setting boundaries
Simple borders are set using a button Border located in the group Paragraph tabs home.
Select one or more paragraphs.
In the tab home in Group Paragraph click the button arrow Border and select the required border location ( rice. 7.12). The preview function when selecting borders does not work.
enlarge image Rice. 7.12. Setting paragraph borders
To remove existing borders, select the paragraph(s) and in the button menu Border select mode no border(cm. rice. 7.12).
Setting border options
You can configure (change) the border parameters both during their installation and after.
Select one or more paragraphs.
In the tab home in Group Paragraph click the button arrow Border and select command Border and fill(cm. rice. 7.12).
Go to tab Border dialog box Borders and shading (rice. 7.13).
Rice. 7.13. Set paragraph border options
Listed Type select the border line.
Drop Color choose a border color.
Drop Width select the thickness of the border line. The possible thickness values can be different for different types of lines.
In chapter Type, except for the usual frame ( frame), you can also select a frame with a shadow ( shadow). 3D frame can be selected for double asymmetrical lines (3D) Frame type another used when you want to set lines on different sides of a paragraph different type, color or thickness.
To set an arbitrary frame from different sides, you can use the buttons located in the tab section Sample. Pressing the button once sets or removes the border. Instead of using buttons, you can left-click on the border of the paragraph(s) in the tab section Sample.
To adjust the distance from the frame to the text, click the button Options. In the dialog box Border and fill options (rice. 7.14) in counters top, bottom, left, right you can specify any value from 0 to 31 points. The default distance value is set in points, but you can specify the value in centimeters or millimeters if you wish. To do this, enter a number in the counter field and, after a space, an abbreviation cm or mm, For example, 0.5 cm or 3 mm.
Rice. 7.14. Setting the distance from the border to the text of paragraphs
It should be noted that the configured border parameters are saved during the subsequent setting of borders using the button menu. Border(cm. rice. 7.12), including when working with other documents; but are reset when Word is closed.
Filling paragraphs
About filling paragraphs
Filling (changing the background color) of paragraphs is used to highlight text fragments in a document. Filling can be set for one or several paragraphs at once ( rice. 7.15).
enlarge image Rice. 7.15. Filling paragraphs
Filling is different from highlighting text with color. When filling, the background of the entire paragraph changes - from the left to the right margin (taking into account the indents on the left and right). It is not recommended to use fills with dark colors: reading the text in this case will be difficult. If you set very dark fill colors, the font color may automatically change to white.
Fill setting
To set the fill, use the button fill located in the group Paragraph tabs home.
Select one or more paragraphs.
In the tab home in Group Paragraph click the button arrow fill and select the desired color ( rice. 7.16). When you hover the mouse pointer over the selected color, the preview function is triggered, and a fragment of the document is displayed filled with the specified color.
enlarge image Rice. 7.16. Setting paragraph fills
The set of fill colors available in the set depends on the theme of the document chosen for the design.
To delete an existing fill, select the paragraph(s) and in the button menu fill select mode no color(cm. rice. 7.16).
Adjusting the Position of a Paragraph on a Page
The transition of the text to a new page occurs automatically. However, in many cases, when designing headings, as well as body text, you should force the position of the paragraph on the page and the order in which it is separated when moving to a new page. To do this, use the tab Position on the page dialog box Paragraph. Click the group icon to display the window Paragraph in any of the tabs ( home or Page layout). You can also right-click on the selected fragment of the document and select the command from the context menu Paragraph.
Select a paragraph in the document.
In chapter Position on the page check the box of the required parameter ( rice. 7.17).
Rice. 7.17. Adjusting the Position of a Paragraph on a Page
Checking the checkbox prohibition of hanging lines prevents a paragraph from being split when moving to a new page, in which the first line of the paragraph remains on one page, and the rest of the paragraph moves to a new page. In this case, the entire paragraph will be moved to the new page. It is also forbidden to divide a paragraph in such a way that only the last line goes to a new page. In this case, the last and penultimate lines of the paragraph will go to a new page. This paragraph separation mode is usually set for the entire text of the document.
Checking the checkbox stay away from the next ensures that a paragraph is always placed on the same page as the paragraph that follows it. This mode is used for any headings and titles: this excludes cases in which the heading is on one page, and the text following it is on the next.
Checkbox don't break a paragraph prohibits any division of a paragraph between pages. This mode is rarely used.
Checkbox With new page set for large headings (chapters, sections, etc.). In this case, regardless of anything, the specified paragraph will always be at the top of the page.
A segment of written speech between two red lines. A., denoting a kind of “caesura” (see), is a unit of articulation, intermediate between a phrase and a chapter, and serves to group homogeneous units of presentation, exhausting some of it ... ... Literary Encyclopedia
Paragraph- A PARAGRAPH in its original meaning is the same as a red line. But A. also means a passage of written speech, enclosed between red lines. The paragraph can be considered from two points of view: 1) descriptive expediency, 2) ... ... Dictionary of literary terms
- (German Absatz from ab from and setzen to put, set.). The beginning of the text, a new line in typographical typography. Dictionary of foreign words included in the Russian language. Chudinov A.N., 1910. PARAGRAPH German. Absatz, from ab, from, and setzen, put, set. ... ... Dictionary of foreign words of the Russian language
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Paragraph- a part of the text, which is a semantic unity, highlighted by an indent in the first line, and starting with an uppercase (capital) or lowercase letter. The paragraph ends with a period or a semicolon if the previous paragraph ends with ... ... Official terminology
paragraph- (wrong paragraph) ... Dictionary of pronunciation and stress difficulties in modern Russian
- (German Absatz) 1) indentation in the initial line of the text. 2) Part of the text (a complex syntactic whole), which is a semantic unity and is indented in the 1st line ... Big Encyclopedic Dictionary
PARAGRAPH, a, husband. 1. Red line, indent at the beginning of the line. Start writing with a paragraph. 2. Text between two such indents. Read the first a. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov
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