glossary
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- noun
- /ˈɡlɔːsəri/
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glosario
- Second, an Excel file was created that included all glossary terms from each text along with accompanying definitions.
It also has a glossary because they keep changing the terms.
- It also has a glossary because they keep changing the terms.
- It was, well, it is actually at the end in the glossary as well.
- There is also a glossary and an index, which is very nice to have.
- If that's not a glossary definition of what an error is, then I'm not sure.
- If you look up fast in Baker's glossary, then you will see that it can mean also a court.
- Hi everyone, it's Doctor Ramani and welcome to this seemingly interminable series, this glossary series of narcissistic terms.
- What's interesting is that this is the video in this glossary series that I almost didn't make.
- So Baker's glossary tends to be very useless, tends to be very helpful.
Examples
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For easy reference, have students contribute to a digital glossary or classroom display.
Academic text (2012) -
At the end of the report, there is a glossary with definitions of key terms to help readers understand the content.
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Users can explore additional information, including a glossary for background information, before making a decision.
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There is also a glossary and an index, which is very nice to have.
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I have a whole glossary of terms in my files back at home.
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Appended is a glossary, a list of phenomena by area, and an index.
Academic text (2007) -
Children can enhance their vocabulary skills as they use the website's glossary of keywords from the articles.
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Even the EU itself acknowledges the problem by including an extensive glossary on its website, www.europa.eu.int.
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Conversion charts, tables, test procedures, and a glossary of ABMA definitions are included.
Academic text (1995) -
Topics include composting science, mixes for best results, methods, monitoring, experiments, and a glossary are featured.
Academic text (1998)
Synonyms
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A book or website that lists words and shows their meanings
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An explanation for a difficult word or phrase
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A book or database that lists words and their meanings
An old book that lists words and their meanings
A book that lists words and their meanings
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Etymology
Glossary comes from the Greek word glossa, which means 'tongue' or 'language'. Long ago, readers wrote short notes called glosses next to difficult words to explain them, and people later collected these notes. So today a glossary is a list that explains special or hard words.