abbreviated
abreviado
definition
verb
the business of artists and repertory, commonly abbreviated to A&R
shorten (a word, phrase, or text).
adjective
an abbreviated version of the earlier work
shortened; cut short.
translation of 'abbreviated'
adjective
acortado,
abreviado
example
In combat, services are frequently conducted in small groups with 'abbreviated' orders of worship.
Known yeast gene orthologues are listed in parentheses following 'abbreviated' enzyme designations.
Barrow crews landed only five whales in the 'abbreviated' 2000 season.
For our purposes, the decibel (usually 'abbreviated' to dB) is a measure of loudness.
Miller returned to battalion headquarters to conduct an 'abbreviated' military decisionmaking process.
Today, SMS text messaging is language at its most 'abbreviated' .
The young officers, who carry handguns, must complete an 'abbreviated' stint at the Cape May County Police Academy.
Each piece of software is described in an 'abbreviated' prose paragraph.
Three of the seven items in each subscale were chosen for the present 'abbreviated' form.
The name was coined in the twentieth century from the Greek mol, which is an 'abbreviated' form of the word molecule.
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