OPERE CITATO

Meaning of OPERE CITATO in English

adverb

Etymology: Latin

: in the work quoted — abbr. op. cit. or o.c.

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OPERE CITATO — /oh"pe rdde' ki tah"toh/ ; Eng. /op"euh ree' suy tay"toh, si tah"toh/ , Latin. See op. cit.
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OPERE CITATO — (латинское) цитируемое сочинение; в цитируемом сочинение
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
OPERE CITATO — лат. цитируемое сочинение; в цитируемом сочинение
Англо-Русско-Английский словарь общей лексики - Сборник из лучших словарей
OPERE CITATO — лат. цитируемое сочинение; в цитируемом сочинение
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OPERE CITATO — лат. цитируемое сочинение; в цитируемом сочинение
Большой новый Англо-Русский словарь
OPERE CITATO — (латинское) цитируемое сочинение; в цитируемом сочинение
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
OP CIT — abbreviation Etymology: Latin opere citato in the work cited
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
OP CIT — abbreviation opere citato; opus citatum
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OC — abbreviation 1. of course 2. office copy 3. officer candidate 4. officer commanding 5. officer in charge 6. officer's cook …
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LOCO CITATO — ˈlō(ˌ)kōsīˈtā(ˌ)tō, ˈlä(ˌ)kōsə̇ˈtä(ˌ)tō adverb Etymology: Latin : in the place cited : in the passage quoted — abbr. loc. cit.
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EX OPERE OPERATO — -ˈräd.(ˌ)ō Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, from the work done : in virtue of the action — used of a sacrament …
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EX OPERE OPERANTIS — ek|sōpərēˌōpəˈräntə̇s Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, from the work of the worker : in virtue of the agent — used of …
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OP. CIT. — /op" sit"/ in the work cited. [ opere citato ]
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O.C. — 1. Archit. on center. See center (def. 20). 2. in the work cited. [ opere citato ]
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LOCO SUPRA CITATO — /loh"koh sooh"prddah ki tah"toh/ ; Eng. /loh"koh sooh"preuh suy tay"toh, si tah"toh/ . Latin. See l.s.c.
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LOCO PRIMO CITATO — /loh"koh prddee"moh ki tah"toh/ ; Eng. /loh"koh pruy"moh suy tay"toh, pree"moh si tah"toh/ . Latin. See loc. primo cit.
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LOCO CITATO — /loh"koh ki tah"toh/ ; Eng. /loh"koh suy tay"toh, si tah"toh/ . Latin. See loc. cit.
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OP CIT — Etymology: Latin opere citato in the work cited
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
OP. CIT. — ■ adverb in the work already cited. Origin from L. opere citato .
Concise Oxford English vocab
OP CIT — [op cit] [L opere citato] abbreviation in the work cited
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LOC CIT — abbreviation Etymology: Latin loco citato in the place cited
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OPUS OPERATUM — -ˌäpəˈräd.əm, -rā- noun ( plural opera opera·ta -d.ə) Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, work done : the efficacy of the action …
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OPUS OPERANTIS — -ˌäpəˈrantə̇s noun ( plural opera operan·tes -n.ˌtēz) Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, work of the worker : the efficacy of the …
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LSC — abbreviation Usage: often not capitalized Etymology: Latin loco supra citato in the place cited above
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LOC CIT — ˈlōkˈsit, ˈläk- abbreviation Etymology: Latin loco citato in the place cited
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LC — abbreviation 1. label clause 2. lance corporal 3. landing craft 4. law courts 5. left center 6. letter of credit …
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OPERA SERIA — /op"euhr euh sear"ee euh, op"reuh/ ; It. /aw"pe rddah se"rddyah/ , pl. opera serias, operas seria , It. opere serie …
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OPERA BUFFA — /op"euhr euh booh"feuh, op"reuh/ ; It. /aw"pe rddah boohf"fah/ , pl. opera buffas, operas buffa , It. opere buffe /aw"pe …
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L.S.C. — in the place mentioned above. [ loca supra citato ]
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LOC. PRIMO CIT. — /lok" pruy"moh sit", pree"moh/ in the place first cited. [ loco primo citato ]
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LOC. CIT. — /lok" sit"/ in the place cited. [ loco citato ]
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L.C. — 1. left center. 2. letter of credit. 3. in the place cited. [ loco citato ] 4. Print. lower case.
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IN LOC. CIT. — in the place cited. [ in loco citato ]
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LOC CIT — Etymology: Latin loco citato in the place cited
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
OPERA SERIA — [ 'sɪərɪə ] ■ noun ( plural opere serie ˌɒpere 'sɪərɪe )an opera, especially one of the 18th century in …
Concise Oxford English vocab
OPERA BUFFA — [ ˌɒp(ə)rə'bu:fə ] ■ noun ( plural opere buffe ˌɒpere 'bu:fe ) a comic opera, especially in Italian. Origin Ital., …
Concise Oxford English vocab
LOC. CIT. — ■ abbreviation in the passage already cited. Origin from L. loco citato .
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L.C. — ■ abbreviation 1》 in the passage cited. [from L. loco citato .] 2》 letter of credit. 3》 lower case.
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LOC CIT — [loc cit] [L loco citato] abbreviation in the place cited
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Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
LOC. CIT. — / ˌlɒk ˈsɪt; NAmE ˌlɑːk/ abbreviation in the piece of text quoted (from Latin 'loco citato') •• WORD ORIGIN from …
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L.C. — / ˌel ˈsiː; NAmE / abbreviation 1. in the piece of text that has been quoted (from Latin 'loco citato') …
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OP. CIT. — abbr. in the work already quoted. [L opere citato]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
LOC. CIT. — abbr. in the passage already cited. [L loco citato]
Английский основной разговорный словарь

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