indention

英 [ɪn'denʃ(ə)n]美 [ɪn'dɛnʃən]
  • n. 缩排；凹痕；锯齿状；定货

英文词源

indention (n.)
1763, formed irregularly from indent + -ation. It could be a useful word if it split with indentation the two senses (relating to margins and to dents) of that word, but indention, too, is used in both.

双语例句

1. It has immediate effect on the customer satisfaction, which in turn indirectly affects customer behaviour indention.
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