例句與造句

1. The French Wikipedia has several language icon templates that I copied here today.
2. -- The language icon shows an exclamation point in a cartoon dialogue balloon.
3. You can also indicate the language by putting a language icon after the link.
4. Also, to remove Category : Language icons from the template.
5. Should it be preceded with a language icon : ? talk ) 16 : 56, 26 February 2008 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find language icons in a sentence. 用language icons造句挺難的
7. See : Category : Language icon templates for a list of these templates and the list of ISO 639 codes.
8. It is preferred that a language icon, or the parameter of a citation template, also be used to indicate the source language.
9. A Design Award & Competition, Farhat Datta, and Onur Mustak Cobanli have released language icon designs under a Creative Commons license, with some conditions.
10. That is, to add template documentation to all of the pages in : Category : Language icons ( except obviously the first two ).
11. I'm giving up on the Spanish language icon-sometimes they work, sometimes they don't, it's Greek to me, not worth worrying about Dates now look consistent.
12. When linking to a site in a foreign language under the exceptions above, label the link with a language icon, available for most languages, using two-letter language codes : for example,,, etc.
13. When linking to a site in a non-English language under the exceptions above, label the link with a language icon, available for most languages, using two-letter language codes : for example,,, etc . Place the language label after the link ( e . g ., German Wikipedia ).
14. JN, this is strictly personal preference ( I don't believe there's a guideline ), so ignore me if you disagree, but putting the foreign language icon before the citation, rather than at the end, is easier on the reader, because it allows them to know the language before deciding whether to click on the link, and easier on reviewers, because they can quickly see how many sources are non-English.