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contd.

contd.

1 6.0
A short form showing text goes on the next page
  • other
: continuado
  • The instructions are contd. in section 5.

Examples

  • Please see the contd. note on the next page.

  • The table was too long for one page, so it was marked contd. on the next page.

  • At the end of the chapter, the editor wrote contd. to show the story was not finished.

  • You will often see contd. in documents that continue onto another section.

  • The table was too long for one page, so it was marked contd. on the next page.

  • At the end of the chapter, the editor wrote contd. to show the story was not finished.

  • You will often see contd. in documents that continue onto another section.

Synonyms

continued
vscontd.
229 1.3

Happening without stopping for a period of time

is the written abbreviation used to show that text carries on to the next page
cont.
vscontd.
4 4.5

Shows that the text goes on to the next page or section

uses a different written form that adds letters and a period

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Contd. is a short form of continued, from the verb continue, which means 'to keep going'. So when you see contd., it tells you the text or table will 'keep going' on the next page.