layout
part of speech
noun (a layout, layouts)
meaning for a pupil
1) A layout is the way the parts of something are arranged, such as the rooms in a house, the streets in a town or the shops in a mall. tree →
2) A layout is also the way words and pictures are arranged on a page or screen. tree →
3) A keyboard layout is the order of the letters on the keys. tree →
sense in the lessons
In school it is used for planning posters, newspapers and web pages, for maps and floor plans in maths, and in design and technology. Phrases: page layout, floor layout, keyboard layout.
examples
- The layout of the new school is easy to follow. tree →
- I changed the layout of my poster so the title is bigger. tree →
- The museum map shows the layout of every room. tree →
- Most English keyboards use the QWERTY layout. tree →
- The layout of the town is like a grid. tree →
- The magazine has a bright, clear layout. tree →
- We drew a layout of our dream bedroom on squared paper. tree →
note
Countable noun: a layout, layouts. It is one word. The verb is two words: «lay out» («Lay out the cards on the table»). Do not write «lay-out».
In the corpora
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «layout» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.