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Antonija Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
catalog abbreviations
0 Hello! 02 br
00 Can you tell me if Latin abbrevations in scientific papers written in English have their English equivalents, or are Latin abbrevations and terms used instead? 02 br
00 For example: 02 br
00 aff. (affinis) 02 br
00 det. (determinario) 02 br
00 don. (donator) 02 br
00 leg. (I don't know what is the exact word it stands for but it should be something like "collected, gathered") 02 br
00 reg. (I guess, registered) 02 br
00 rev (I guess, revised) 02 br
00 Is there an on-line source where I can chek these up? 02 br
00 Thank you very much 0-
00 Can you tell me if Latin abbrevations in scientific papers written in English have their English equivalents, or are Latin abbrevations and terms used instead? 02 br
00 For example: 02 br
00 aff. (affinis) 02 br
00 det. (determinario) 02 br
00 don. (donator) 02 br
00 leg. (I don't know what is the exact word it stands for but it should be something like "collected, gathered") 02 br
00 reg. (I guess, registered) 02 br
00 rev (I guess, revised) 02 br
00 Is there an on-line source where I can chek these up? 02 br
00 Thank you very much 0-
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00 Or here: 05 1 00 / 0240href http://tinyurl.com/yxwpaw231href http://latin-phrases.co.uk/abbreviations
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00 Or here: 05 1 00 / 0240href http://tinyurl.com/yxwpaw231href http://latin-phrases.co.uk/abbreviations
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