This makes the label wrap around to as many lines as needed.

- 这会使标签行到所需的行数。

So far, all the examples we've seen have had line breaks.

到目前为止，我们所看到的所有例子都有行符。

So if you have a space, then you can get a line break between the word and the dash, which then gives you a dash at the beginning of the The next line, which looks really bad.

所以如果你有一个空格， 那么单词和破折号之间就会出现一个行，这样就会在下一行的开头出现一个破折号，看起来常糟糕。

And so yeah, so A Million Little Pieces becomes this runaway success in 2005 and it's basically sort of And it's got a lot of line breaks, right?

于是， 《百万个小碎片》在2005年成了大热之作， 它基本上就是到处都是行符，对吧？

Just ask yourself, " Will the examiner be able to understand where one sentence ends and the next paragraph begins." Just skip a line, keep it simple.

只需问问自己， “考官白一句话在哪里结束， 下一个段落在哪里开始”。 行即可，保持简单。

In older computer systems, the line of text would literally continue off the edge of the screen if you didn’t include a new line character!

在较旧的计算机系统中，如果不包括行符，文本行实际上会超出屏幕边缘！

Oh, look at you. I love a midday costume change.

瞧瞧你 我可喜欢看人白天行头啦。

And now I can print out a single question mark without a new line.

现在我可以打印出一个问号而不用行。

Its line breaks help readers navigate the rhythms of a poem.

它的行帮助读者把握诗歌的节奏。

ASCII even had a selection of special command codes, such as a newline character to tell the computer where to wrap a line to the next row.

ASCII 甚至有一些特殊的命令代码，例如一个行符，它告诉计算机在何处行到下一行。

The one that was also interesting is apparently a couple people who seemed to be more involved in design said it's about line breaks.

另一个有趣的观点是，显然有几位似乎更专注于设计的人士认为，这关乎行问题。