| 1. | One sublist in particular is marked out in the diagram as
在图中标识出了一个特别的子列表，即 |
| 2. | What you are drawing will simply be a sublist of the new objects list
您正在移动的对象只是新列表的一个子列表。 |
| 3. | As a sublist
用作子列表。 |
| 4. | In addition , this list may be a sublist for other lists and other lists may also use
另外，这个列表可能是其他列表的子列表，其他列表也可能会将 |
| 5. | The results are displayed in the objects pane as a filtered sublist of its original content
搜索结果作为其原始内容的筛选子列表显示在“对象”窗格中。 |
| 6. | This arrangement allows you to undo any change simply by moving the head of the list to a sublist
这种安排使得您只需将列表的头文件移动到某个子列表中，就可以撤消任务修改。 |
| 7. | Leave menu , appears when a user activates the main list or whether a user must activate the sublist item itself
菜单）是否会出现，还是用户必须激活子列表项本身以使其出现，工作草案并未说清楚。 |
| 8. | Because the arrows for the nodes point in only one direction , no modification to the data has to be made to use a sublist
由于节点的箭头只指向一个方向，所以无需对数据进行任何修改就可以将其用作子列表。 |
| 9. | Because nodes know nothing about the nodes that precede them , a given list may actually be a sublist for many other lists
由于节点完全不了解它们之前的节点，所以一个给定的列表实际上可能是其他许多列表的子列表（ sublist ） 。 |
| 10. | If you have multiple lists sharing the same sublist , it looks like a tree graphically , but because the lists only go in a straight sequence , you cannot access the other branches from any other branch
如果有多个列表共享同一个子列表，那么从图形上看，它像是一棵树，但是由于列表只能向同一方向前进，所以在任何分支上都不能访问其他分支。 |
