Eng
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The English language or the school subject about that language
- noun
- Jargon
:
inglés
- Many textbooks are available in Eng for non-native speakers to help them learn the language.
I mean, this is of course, post post Eng, you know, it's not a response that, you know, sort of matches what I would do.
- I mean, this is of course, post post Eng, you know, it's not a response that, you know, sort of matches what I would do.
Examples
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Just about make you feel like you're in good old Eng-er-land again!
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How adequate is Dawn Eng's English as a guide to Friedrich's work?
Academic text (1994) -
In an international conference, all presentations will be given in Eng to accommodate the diverse attendees.
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If you want to study abroad, it's essential to have a good command of Eng.
Synonyms
English language
vsEng
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A language spoken in the UK, the US, and many countries and used worldwide for communication
is the shortened written form used as an abbreviation for that language
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eng is used as a short label for English, the language, much like 'Math' stands for mathematics on a form. So on forms or class lists Eng means the 'English' language.