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2 years ago Yes I think that can go in. ABC does have an entry 缩进 but it's defined as "draw in/back" and this is a different enough definition to not be infringing (it's a completely different way of using the word).
although ABC's E->C data does have an example sentence under the word "indent" that is "This line should be ∼ed five spaces" translated Zhè háng yīnggāi suōjìn wǔ gé. 这行应该缩进五格。 so I'm not sure why "indent" didn't get added to the ABC 缩进 entry at the same time :)
縮進 缩进 [suo1 jin4] /indentation; indented; indention/
https://www.zhihu.com/question/19562698#:~:text=代码也很多没有缩进 A lot of code is not indented