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etc, etc. ADV

etc → et cetera

etc

ecc. (eccetera)

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et cetera, etcetera [Brit ɛt ˈsɛt(ə)rə, americ ɛt ˈsɛdərə] ADV

et cetera

eccetera

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deep-six document etc.

eliminare, scartare

polyester before subst garment etc.

di poliestere

pigskin before subst bag etc.

di (pelle di) cinghiale

aspiring authors, journalists etc.

aspiranti autori, giornalisti ecc.

shirr bodice etc.

arricciare

lurex before subst dress, etc

di lurex

mull wine, cider etc.

scaldare e aromatizzare

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ecc.

etc. (et cetera)

etc.

etc. (et cetera)

etc no Dicionário PONS

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etc.

etc. abreviatura de et cetera

etc.

ecc.

Veja também: et cetera

et cetera [ɪt·ˈse·t̬ɚ·ə] ADV

et cetera

eccetera

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etc.

etc.

ecc.

etc.

xenofilia

xenophilia a liking for foreign people, cultures, etc.

xenofilo (-a)

xenophile a person who likes foreign people, cultures, etc.

albergo diurno

public restroom in a station where passengers can shower, shave etc.

pizza

Although its ultimate origins are disputed, the pizza that is loved all over the world comes from Naples. There are more than fifty types of pizza (Margherita , Calzone , Capricciosa , Quattro Stagioni , etc.) Margherita , the best-known pizza, was invented in the late nineteenth century in honor of the then Queen of Italy, Margherita. This pizza unites the three colors of the Italian flag: green basil, white mozzarella, and red tomato sauce.

tanto vale che …

I [or you] [or he] etc. might as well …

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Although its ultimate origins are disputed, the pizza that is loved all over the world comes from Naples. There are more than fifty types of pizza (Margherita , Calzone , Capricciosa , Quattro Stagioni , etc.) Margherita , the best-known pizza, was invented in the late nineteenth century in honor of the then Queen of Italy, Margherita. This pizza unites the three colors of the Italian flag: green basil, white mozzarella, and red tomato sauce.

pizza

I [or you] [or he] etc. might as well …

tanto vale che …

xenophile a person who likes foreign people, cultures, etc.

xenofilo (-a)

public restroom in a station where passengers can shower, shave etc.

albergo diurno

xenophilia a liking for foreign people, cultures, etc.

xenofilia

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Preparation of joggery takes place in many varieties like white, red, black etc.

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We were called thrash, death metal, technical death metal etc.

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He is a master of metaphors and deals with topics such as nature, the longing of someone special, birthday gifts, popcorn fights, hot phonecalls, etc.

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All page restoration is done at this point, be it the removal of foxing, ink stains, page tears, etc.

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The origin of the gases evolved on heating mineral substances, meteorites, etc.

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The "agilis" only used some parts of it or made their living from handicrafts like boot-making, book-binding, turnering etc.

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Other forms of arthroplasty include resection(al) arthroplasty, resurfacing arthroplasty, mold arthroplasty, cup arthroplasty, silicone replacement arthroplasty, etc.

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As part of their ministry to families they offer education sessions, such as cooking and nutrition, finance and budgeting, college preparation, etc. for neighborhood teens.

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Unfortunately, this approach has important limitations: protection against noise may prohibit access to the machine, etc....

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They are saddle (in different colours black, brown etc) with a marking from the head all the way through the back.

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