We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of abcs in English
The elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)
Synonyms
Examples for "alphabet"
Examples for "alphabet"
1
A great many years had passed since I learned the phonetic alphabet.
2
The following alphabet was used in writing Bontoc words in this study:
3
His special alphabet was in one hand, the cryptogram in the other.
4
Tells about some of the technical problems resulting from the Chinese alphabet.
5
Runes are the characters of the alphabet of the early Germanic peoples.
1
He wagged his rudiment of a tail, and whimpered in his sleep.
2
A mere tendency to produce a rudiment is indeed sometimes thus inherited.
3
The results of this surviving rudiment of a remote past are many.
4
With Abronia arenaria there is a similar rudiment, which in one
5
That shame surely must be the rudiment of our Lichstorm passion.
1
The embryonic shield is simply the first rudiment of the dorsal part, which is the earliest to develop.
2
The first rudiment of it is always a simple vesicular enlargement of the fore end of the medullary tube.
3
In most works this embryonic shield is described as "the first rudiment or trace of the embryo," or "primitive embryo."
4
The cell-pit of the ectoderm that lies underneath is rather thick, and represents the first rudiment of a neural ganglion (vertical brain or acroganglion).
5
The rights of game are among the first rudiments of property.
1
Cold, first principle of; a preserver of health; use of, in Homer.
2
We use first principle density functional calculations to simulate the CO2 adsorption.
3
But in all callings honor is not the first principle of action.
4
This is the first principle we propose to follow in the League.
5
By the first principle, the continual improvement of the land was secured.
1
In Pennsylvania, for example, African-American turnout exceeded 2008 levels, ABC News said.
2
Still, it offers ABC activities for young children right through their development.
3
Photo: Screenshot: ABC Australia is about to have a new political party.
4
This is the second reality competition series for budding entrepreneurs at ABC.
5
The attack happened at Wylie Bay Beach yesterday morning, the ABC reported.
1
Exercise can help you prevent or manage or undo all of those abc's I listed.
2
The ABC's of Beth… explained by her voice actor The same is happening with R&M.
Usage of abcs in English
1
One could know her ABCs; the other might not have a clue.
2
In fact, she has plans to teach the ABCs in a different way.
3
It is as easy as learning our ABCs -we learn by repetition.
4
These ABCs are the 3 pillars of self-worth for any person.
5
Sesame Street taught generations of kids around the world their ABCs and 123s.
6
The ABCs -the circulation figures for print publishing -get a wide airing.
7
America's ABCs will start totting up visits there at once.
8
Or did they do the ABCs backwards, like everything else in the Old World?
9
Those ABCs are that babies sleep Alone on their Backs in Cribs, he added.
10
In other words: If these local troops can't learn their ABCs, this war is stuck.
11
But there are also a second group of ABCs:
12
The child appeared to be absorbed with her ABCs.
13
The application supports children to learn their ABCs.
14
Characters really want to teach ABCs and 123s.
15
Google is learning the ABCs of conglomerate life.
16
Tracy was calculating calories in her head, a skill she had learned along with her ABCs.
About this term
Frequent collocations
More collocations
Abcs through the time