OTE

Meaning of OTE in English

■ abbreviation on-target earnings.

Concise Oxford English vocab. Сжатый оксфордский словарь английского языка. 2004

-OTE — ˌōt, -_ət noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Latin & Greek; Latin -otes, from Greek -ōtēs : inhabitant : native …
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-OTE — a suffix forming singular nouns that correspond to the plural taxonomic suffix -ota: eukaryote. [ -otos; see -OTA ]
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OTE — OTE /ˌəʊ tiː ˈiː $ ˌoʊ-/ BrE AmE British English (on target earnings) used in advertisements for jobs to say …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
OTE — abbreviation (Business World) Short for on-target (or on-track) earnings, a level of pay at which a person is earning to …
Английский разговорный словарь - Новые слова
OTE — эк. тр. сокр. от on-target earnings
Новый англо-русский толковый словарь по менеджменту и экономике труда
OAT — noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English ote, from Old English āte Date: before 12th century 1. any of several …
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CAPRI — or ancient Capreae geographical name island Italy S Bay of Naples area 4 square miles (10 square kilometers ) , …
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SCIOT — I. ˈshēˌät adjective or chi·ot ˈkīət, ˈkēət, -ēˌät Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: sciot modification (influenced by Italian Scio Chios, island …
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PROTEAN — I. ˈprōd.ēən, -ōtē-, prōˈtēən adjective Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Prote us, legendary sea god in the service of Neptune who …
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OAT — I. ˈōt, usu ōd.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English ote, from Old English āte 1. …
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MASSILIOTE — I. məˈsilēˌōt, -ēət noun or mas·sil·i·ot -ēət, -ēˌät ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: modification (influenced by Latin Massilia, ancient …
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ITALIOTE — I. ə̇ˈtalēˌōt, -ēət noun also ital·i·ot -ēət, -ēˌät ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek Italiōtēs, from Italia Italy …
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CYPRIOT — I. ˈsiprēət, -ēˌät sometimes ˈsīp- noun or cyp·ri·ote “, -ēˌōt ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: French cypriote, adjective & …
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CANDIOTE — I. ˈkandēˌōt, -ēət adjective or can·di·ot -ēət, -ēˌät Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French candiote, from candiote, n. : of or …
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CANARIAN — I. kəˈnerēən, -ˈa(a)-, -ˈā- adjective also ca·nar·i·ote -rēˌōt, -_ət Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Canary Islands + English -an or -ote …
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ACRASPEDOTE — I. (ˈ) ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌdōt adjective Etymology: New Latin Acraspeda + English -ote : of or relating to the division Acraspeda II. adjective …
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STRONGYLOTE — ˈstränjəˌlōt adjective Etymology: Greek strongyl os round + English -ote (as in tylote ) : having one end rounded — …
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SICELIOT — sə̇ˈkelēət, sə̇ˈse-, -ēˌät noun or si·kel·i·ot sə̇k- ( -s ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: Greek Sikeliōtēs, from Sikelia Sicily + -ōtēs …
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PSALLIOTA — ˌsalēˈōd.ə Etymology: New Latin, probably from Greek psallion chain (perhaps akin to Greek psallein to pull) + Latin -ota -ote …
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PROTEOSE — ˈprōd.ēˌōs, -ōtē- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -ose : any of various protein derivatives that …
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PHANARIOT — noun or fa·nar·i·ot fəˈna(a)rēət, -ēˌät ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Greek phanariōtēs, literally, inhabitant of the Fanar, …
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PARTHENOTE — ˈpärthəˌnōt noun ( -s ) Etymology: parthen- + -ote (as in zygote ) : an individual produced by parthenogenesis
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PARTHEN- — combining form or partheno- Etymology: Greek, maiden, virgin, from parthenos : virgin : without fertilization partheno genesis parthen ote
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OXEOTE — ˈäksēˌōt adjective also ox·e·ate -ēˌāt Etymology: oxeote from New Latin oxea + English -ote (as in tylote ); oxeate from …
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OATMEAL — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English ote-mele, from ote oat + mele meal — more at oat , meal 1. a. …
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OATEN — ˈōt ə n adjective Etymology: Middle English oten, from ote + -en 1. : made of oat grain or of …
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HYDRIOTE — ˈhidrēˌōt, ˈhīd- noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Hydra, Greek island in the Aegean sea + English -i- + -ote : …
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EUKARYOTE — noun also eu·cary·ote yüˈka(a)rēˌōt ( -s ) Etymology: eu- + kary- + -ote (as in zygote ) : an organism …
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EPIROTE — ə̇ˈpīˌrōt, ēˈ-, eˈ-; ˈepəˌrōt, ˈeˌpīˌ- noun also epei·rot ə̇ˈpīrət, ēˈpī- ( -s ) Etymology: Latin Epirotes, from Greek Ēpeirōtēs, from …
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CREOSOL — noun also cre·a·sol ˈkrēəˌsōl, -ˌsȯl ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary creos ote + -ol; probably originally formed as …
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