什么时候我们应该使用超过？
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在什么情况下我们应该使用
对于屏幕阅读器用户
In what scenarios we should go for <dl> not <ul>?
Does it matter for screen reader user <ul> or <dl>? does screen reader software notify user about content is in <ul> or <dl>?
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是定义列表。它应该用在字典这样的情况下：用例：
上述结果：
The idea being that the term-to-be-defined is held in the
<dt>element, and the definition of that term is given in the<dd>.是一个无序列表。现在，并不暗示其内容有任何顺序，但它确实暗示其子项之间的语义关系。然而，可以包含任何未排序的内容。A
<dl>is a definition list. It should be used in such a case as, perhaps, a dictionary:Use-case:
Result of the above:
The idea being that the term-to-be-defined is held in the
<dt>element, and the definition of that term is given in the<dd>.A
<ul>is an unordered list. Now, a<dl>does not imply any order to its contents, but it does imply a semantic relation between its children. A<ul>, however, could contain anything that is not ordered.当您使用一组定义而不仅仅是无序项目列表时。
When you're working with a set of definitions and not merely an list of unordered items.
对于模棱两可的情况，例如您在乔纳森答案评论中的示例（人名然后描述，问题然后答案），为什么不安装一两个屏幕阅读器的试用版并找出最适合阅读的结构？
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For ambiguous cases like your examples in the comment on Jonathan's answer (person name then description, question then answer), why don't you install a trial version of a screen reader or two and find out which construct is read most appropriately?
Here are two (from here):