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Meanings of and so on in English
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Examples for "etc"
Examples for "etc"
1
Violence is often entirely about power -preserving it, ensuring it, etc.
2
Equal pay for equal work, freedom of choice, ending violence against women,etc.
3
There were arrows everywhere, indicating 'To Bialystok', 'To Baranovichi', 'To Volokovysk', etc.
4
You know, kinematics, newton's second law etc... Matter and Interactions is different.
5
The economic value of livestock includes meat, dairy products, fiber, fertilizer etc.
1
So, just keeping up with the population growth, then chronic diseases etcetera.
2
So they can tuck that away - improvements to be had, etcetera.
3
Virtually all our sales are now in twenty-four-hour increments-businessmenat conferences, etcetera.
4
They advance money on the crops, and charge high interest, commissions, etcetera.
5
Every single relic has been photographed, recorded on video, described, studied, classified, etcetera.
1
The council said No: area of outstanding natural beauty and so forth.
2
I will also need performance data, test flight records, and so forth.
3
For the irony, the comment on the world market, and so forth.
4
The furniture and so forth of the house was then very poor.
5
These included exhaling the smoke in little globes, rings and so forth.
1
The grocer, the pork-butcher, drysalter, stationer, tea-merchant, et caetera -theysit on me.
2
Then, too, I shall be independent, and can do just as I like, and when I like, et caetera, et caetera.
3
I think Major Worth might like them; and after all the awful stuff we have had, you know, et caetera, et caetera.
4
Mrs. Mountstuart is bewildered: she says she expected you, and that you did not excuse yourself to her, and she cannot comprehend, et caetera.
5
It may be an acutely conscious mouse, yet it is a mouse, while the other is a man, and therefore, et caetera, et caetera.
1
They lost all of their future income at those companies, et cetera.
2
Single witness, at night, from a fair distance, cross-racial ID, et cetera.
3
We did an X-ray, and saw no wires, timers, caps, et cetera.
4
I have the honor, your excellency, to be, et cetera, et cetera.
5
She chose her own clients, her own motels, her schedule, et cetera.
1
O vanity, et cætera!
2
And nothing, besides, could afford more subject of ridicule, than an oath which contained an " et cætera," in the midst of it.
3
The grocer, the pork-butcher, drysalter, stationer, tea-merchant, et caetera -theysit on me.
4
'Composure,' ' Et Cætera,' and several more, are merely similes poetically elaborated.
5
Out of school hours, it is Christian names all round-Matthew ,Emile ,Adolf ,Emilio ,Giulio ,Robert ,Marcel ,Franz ,etcaetera.
1
Sailors in the Chamber,-viz. ,inthe Admiralty,-colonizersin the Chamber, etc., etc.
2
The lawyer with initiative and brains became an indispensable factor, etc., etc.
3
Make sure computers, TV's, etc., are unplugged to prevent internal hardware failures.
4
You majestically wonder that with four women in the house, etc., etc.
5
Congratulations to both these talented writers.- Yours etc., Pembroke Road, Dublin 4.
Usage of and so on in English
1
You need to look for great products and so on, he said.
2
Guns, the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms, and so on?
3
Top of New York bestseller list, 300 million copies and so on.
4
The second is the improvement of existing products, processes, and so on.
5
Some practical categories are Food, Home & Garden, Fashion and so on.
6
The woman in the kitchen, the man in business, and so on.
7
Five hundred years later, individuals choose religions, careers, communities, and so on.
8
People who have come and gone and had children and so on.
9
Once they excuse themselves at the key moment, etc and so on?
10
Moreover, these cultivars present advantages of convenient cultivation, management, and so on.
11
Certain columns represented the Parthenon; the Sphinx meant Egypt, and so on.
12
All decisions have knock-on effects, which have knock-on effects, and so on.
13
For example, the Apostle Paul's address to the Romans and so on.
14
The highest personages in the land were patriotically uneasy, and so on.
15
Diagnosis involves talking to the patient about their history and so on.
16
I know the history of my people, of slavery and so on.