Definition of hypertext in English:

hypertext

noun ˈhʌɪpətɛkstˈhaɪpərˌtɛkst

mass nounComputing

1A software system allowing extensive cross-referencing between related sections of text and associated graphic material.
as modifier hypertext link
Example sentencesExamples
- The power of hypertext linking and text markup is everywhere apparent.
- For hypertext history buffs, this is a fantastic compilation of various hypertext systems through the 80s and early 90s.
- In this manner, the merging of expert systems technology with hypertext was quite successful.
- Its graphical interface and point-and-click hypertext links made it easy to use.
- Unlike Overture, though, Google does not place these results in their hypertext links on the left.
1. 1.1count noun A document presented on a computer in hypertext.
  Example sentencesExamples
  To construct the simplest of hypertexts requires a basic knowledge of HTML code, but a great knowledge of writing practice.
  A user may press a tab key to discover and navigate to a first hyperlink that is part of a hypertext document.
  My aim is to bring what I believe is an eminently suitable body of theory, current feminist literary theory, to critique a range of hypertexts.
  The performative nature of hypertexts, such as Storyspace, are easily likened to Barthes' notion of text as ‘a methodological field’.
  To summarise very briefly, originally most digital writing took the form of hypertexts, usually hyperfictions.

Definition of hypertext in US English:

hypertext

nounˈhaɪpərˌtɛkstˈhīpərˌtekst

Computing

1A software system that links topics on the screen to related information and graphics, which are typically accessed by a point-and-click method.
as modifier hypertext link
Example sentencesExamples
- Its graphical interface and point-and-click hypertext links made it easy to use.
- In this manner, the merging of expert systems technology with hypertext was quite successful.
- The power of hypertext linking and text markup is everywhere apparent.
- Unlike Overture, though, Google does not place these results in their hypertext links on the left.
- For hypertext history buffs, this is a fantastic compilation of various hypertext systems through the 80s and early 90s.
1. 1.1 A document presented on a computer as hypertext.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The performative nature of hypertexts, such as Storyspace, are easily likened to Barthes' notion of text as ‘a methodological field’.
  To summarise very briefly, originally most digital writing took the form of hypertexts, usually hyperfictions.
  My aim is to bring what I believe is an eminently suitable body of theory, current feminist literary theory, to critique a range of hypertexts.
  A user may press a tab key to discover and navigate to a first hyperlink that is part of a hypertext document.
  To construct the simplest of hypertexts requires a basic knowledge of HTML code, but a great knowledge of writing practice.

单词	hypertext
释义	Definition of hypertext in English: hypertext noun ˈhʌɪpətɛkstˈhaɪpərˌtɛkst mass nounComputing 1A software system allowing extensive cross-referencing between related sections of text and associated graphic material. as modifier hypertext link Example sentencesExamples The power of hypertext linking and text markup is everywhere apparent. For hypertext history buffs, this is a fantastic compilation of various hypertext systems through the 80s and early 90s. In this manner, the merging of expert systems technology with hypertext was quite successful. Its graphical interface and point-and-click hypertext links made it easy to use. Unlike Overture, though, Google does not place these results in their hypertext links on the left. 1.1count noun A document presented on a computer in hypertext. Example sentencesExamples To construct the simplest of hypertexts requires a basic knowledge of HTML code, but a great knowledge of writing practice. A user may press a tab key to discover and navigate to a first hyperlink that is part of a hypertext document. My aim is to bring what I believe is an eminently suitable body of theory, current feminist literary theory, to critique a range of hypertexts. The performative nature of hypertexts, such as Storyspace, are easily likened to Barthes' notion of text as ‘a methodological field’. To summarise very briefly, originally most digital writing took the form of hypertexts, usually hyperfictions. Definition of hypertext in US English: hypertext nounˈhaɪpərˌtɛkstˈhīpərˌtekst Computing 1A software system that links topics on the screen to related information and graphics, which are typically accessed by a point-and-click method. as modifier hypertext link Example sentencesExamples Its graphical interface and point-and-click hypertext links made it easy to use. In this manner, the merging of expert systems technology with hypertext was quite successful. The power of hypertext linking and text markup is everywhere apparent. Unlike Overture, though, Google does not place these results in their hypertext links on the left. For hypertext history buffs, this is a fantastic compilation of various hypertext systems through the 80s and early 90s. 1.1 A document presented on a computer as hypertext. Example sentencesExamples The performative nature of hypertexts, such as Storyspace, are easily likened to Barthes' notion of text as ‘a methodological field’. To summarise very briefly, originally most digital writing took the form of hypertexts, usually hyperfictions. My aim is to bring what I believe is an eminently suitable body of theory, current feminist literary theory, to critique a range of hypertexts. A user may press a tab key to discover and navigate to a first hyperlink that is part of a hypertext document. To construct the simplest of hypertexts requires a basic knowledge of HTML code, but a great knowledge of writing practice.
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