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| Processed by: | richwarm (2022-08-06 22:41:02 GMT) |
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<< review queue entry 71299 - submitted by 'cws' >> can infer that it is an abbreviation of unusually, it just look weird that it is abbreviated but it don't have a period. in contrast with *lit.* and *fig.* -------------------------------------------- Editor: > can infer that it is an abbreviation of unusually Yep. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/usu It's an abbreviation commonly used in dictionaries. Dictionaries often use abbreviations without a period, such as "vt" for "transitive verb" (rather than "v.t.") We use "sb" for "somebody" and "etc" for "et cetera". But this is the only entry where we didn't use a period with "usu". There are 42 other entries that have "usu." with a period. |
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- 礙事 碍事 [ai4 shi4] /(usu used in the negative) to be of importance or to matter/to be in the way/to be a hindrance/ # + 礙事 碍事 [ai4 shi4] /(usually used in the negative) to be of importance or to matter/to be in the way/to be a hindrance/ + 礙事 碍事 [ai4 shi4] /(usu. in the negative) to be of importance or to matter/to be in the way/to be a hindrance/ |