Definition of scroll bar in English:

scroll bar

noun

A long thin section at the edge of a computer display by which material can be scrolled using a mouse.
Example sentencesExamples
- His is the only site with a scroll bar featuring pictures of the candidate no matter where you click.
- Surely the scroll bars belong to the operating system, not to the web site?
- There weren't enough messages for a scroll bar to appear.
- You'll never look at scroll bars the same again.
- As your scroll bar is telling you, this document alone is large enough.
- Unfortunately, when used with a PC, the scroll ball allows no movement of the horizontal scroll bar.
- There's something weird with my blog site right now, though - the little scroll bar thingy on the right keeps flickering.
- Because of the screen resolution the right hand scroll bar is very slim and the down arrow tiny.
- One can change: text size, scroll bar size, icon size, color scheme, use visual indicators instead of sound effects.
- Documents with extra-wide margins are now displayed in a browser with a horizontal scroll bar.
- A scroll bar is a scroll bar, no matter how cool it looks.
- Design for a resolution of 640x480 if you want to be sure that your pages avoid having scroll bars.
- Roll the wheel forward or backward instead of clicking on a scroll bar or arrow.
- The overall layout of the scroll bars and the way the frames are displayed is very impressive.
- It's included Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons on the keyboard, and has included a scroll bar on the left-hand side, so your other hand won't feel left out of the action.
- A bugbear of mine is the watery-blue sliders in the scroll bars.
- He tried to explain to her that this was because of the higher resolution and that a higher resolution was better but she was adament that she wanted her scroll bars back.
- The site still looks a bit ropey, the scroll bars have disappeared on the blog, the red is too dark on the links.
- Use the scroll bar under the picture to move left and right.

Definition of scroll bar in US English:

scroll bar

(also scrollbar)

nounˈskrōl ˌbärˈskroʊl ˌbɑr

A long thin section at the edge of a computer display by which material can be scrolled using a mouse.
Example sentencesExamples
- One can change: text size, scroll bar size, icon size, color scheme, use visual indicators instead of sound effects.
- A scroll bar is a scroll bar, no matter how cool it looks.
- You'll never look at scroll bars the same again.
- A bugbear of mine is the watery-blue sliders in the scroll bars.
- Use the scroll bar under the picture to move left and right.
- Design for a resolution of 640x480 if you want to be sure that your pages avoid having scroll bars.
- Roll the wheel forward or backward instead of clicking on a scroll bar or arrow.
- There's something weird with my blog site right now, though - the little scroll bar thingy on the right keeps flickering.
- Because of the screen resolution the right hand scroll bar is very slim and the down arrow tiny.
- He tried to explain to her that this was because of the higher resolution and that a higher resolution was better but she was adament that she wanted her scroll bars back.
- Documents with extra-wide margins are now displayed in a browser with a horizontal scroll bar.
- It's included Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons on the keyboard, and has included a scroll bar on the left-hand side, so your other hand won't feel left out of the action.
- Unfortunately, when used with a PC, the scroll ball allows no movement of the horizontal scroll bar.
- The overall layout of the scroll bars and the way the frames are displayed is very impressive.
- As your scroll bar is telling you, this document alone is large enough.
- His is the only site with a scroll bar featuring pictures of the candidate no matter where you click.
- Surely the scroll bars belong to the operating system, not to the web site?
- There weren't enough messages for a scroll bar to appear.
- The site still looks a bit ropey, the scroll bars have disappeared on the blog, the red is too dark on the links.

单词	scroll bar
释义	Definition of scroll bar in English: scroll bar noun A long thin section at the edge of a computer display by which material can be scrolled using a mouse. Example sentencesExamples His is the only site with a scroll bar featuring pictures of the candidate no matter where you click. Surely the scroll bars belong to the operating system, not to the web site? There weren't enough messages for a scroll bar to appear. You'll never look at scroll bars the same again. As your scroll bar is telling you, this document alone is large enough. Unfortunately, when used with a PC, the scroll ball allows no movement of the horizontal scroll bar. There's something weird with my blog site right now, though - the little scroll bar thingy on the right keeps flickering. Because of the screen resolution the right hand scroll bar is very slim and the down arrow tiny. One can change: text size, scroll bar size, icon size, color scheme, use visual indicators instead of sound effects. Documents with extra-wide margins are now displayed in a browser with a horizontal scroll bar. A scroll bar is a scroll bar, no matter how cool it looks. Design for a resolution of 640x480 if you want to be sure that your pages avoid having scroll bars. Roll the wheel forward or backward instead of clicking on a scroll bar or arrow. The overall layout of the scroll bars and the way the frames are displayed is very impressive. It's included Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons on the keyboard, and has included a scroll bar on the left-hand side, so your other hand won't feel left out of the action. A bugbear of mine is the watery-blue sliders in the scroll bars. He tried to explain to her that this was because of the higher resolution and that a higher resolution was better but she was adament that she wanted her scroll bars back. The site still looks a bit ropey, the scroll bars have disappeared on the blog, the red is too dark on the links. Use the scroll bar under the picture to move left and right. Definition of scroll bar in US English: scroll bar (also scrollbar) nounˈskrōl ˌbärˈskroʊl ˌbɑr A long thin section at the edge of a computer display by which material can be scrolled using a mouse. Example sentencesExamples One can change: text size, scroll bar size, icon size, color scheme, use visual indicators instead of sound effects. A scroll bar is a scroll bar, no matter how cool it looks. You'll never look at scroll bars the same again. A bugbear of mine is the watery-blue sliders in the scroll bars. Use the scroll bar under the picture to move left and right. Design for a resolution of 640x480 if you want to be sure that your pages avoid having scroll bars. Roll the wheel forward or backward instead of clicking on a scroll bar or arrow. There's something weird with my blog site right now, though - the little scroll bar thingy on the right keeps flickering. Because of the screen resolution the right hand scroll bar is very slim and the down arrow tiny. He tried to explain to her that this was because of the higher resolution and that a higher resolution was better but she was adament that she wanted her scroll bars back. Documents with extra-wide margins are now displayed in a browser with a horizontal scroll bar. It's included Cut, Copy, and Paste buttons on the keyboard, and has included a scroll bar on the left-hand side, so your other hand won't feel left out of the action. Unfortunately, when used with a PC, the scroll ball allows no movement of the horizontal scroll bar. The overall layout of the scroll bars and the way the frames are displayed is very impressive. As your scroll bar is telling you, this document alone is large enough. His is the only site with a scroll bar featuring pictures of the candidate no matter where you click. Surely the scroll bars belong to the operating system, not to the web site? There weren't enough messages for a scroll bar to appear. The site still looks a bit ropey, the scroll bars have disappeared on the blog, the red is too dark on the links.
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