column
/ˈkɑləm/
noun
- A tall, vertical structure used as a support for a building or as a decoration.
- The ancient temple had marble columns carved with intricate designs.
- Workers reinforced the concrete column to make the bridge safer.
- A row of white columns lined the entrance to the courthouse.
- A vertical line of text or numbers, especially in a newspaper, book, or spreadsheet.
- The article continued in the next column on page three.
- Please add the numbers in the left column of the table.
- She writes a weekly advice column for the local newspaper.
- A long, narrow formation of people, vehicles, or animals moving one behind another.
- Ants formed a column along the edge of the sidewalk.
- A column of soldiers marched down the main street.
- We drove behind a slow column of trucks for miles.
- A vertical section of a page or screen that is separated by lines or space.
- In the second column of the form, write your contact information.
- The spreadsheet has a column for dates and another for amounts.
- The website layout has three columns for different types of content.
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