How REALLY stupid people (usually americans) abbreviate the phrase “et cetera” because they think, for some reason, the C comes before the T. Also usually said after they mention only one thing in a list because they can’t think of anything else.
by TheAlwaysCorrect1 January 6, 2023
The education system of Europe uses the ECTS (short for European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System)
is a system that binds points to subjects. If you pass a certain subject let's say philosophy, you get 2 or 4 ECTS point. Most courses in Europe usually have 60 points per semester per course for a total of 240 points in 4 years which university students have to get in order to get their bachelors degree
is a system that binds points to subjects. If you pass a certain subject let's say philosophy, you get 2 or 4 ECTS point. Most courses in Europe usually have 60 points per semester per course for a total of 240 points in 4 years which university students have to get in order to get their bachelors degree
by Arc_Lag July 16, 2019
Pretty much when you don't wanna add any more examples.
This would be used during a final or a regular presentation
Maybe you would use it when all the shits you had left when you enter the hell hole called life.
This would be used during a final or a regular presentation
Maybe you would use it when all the shits you had left when you enter the hell hole called life.
by Vintage Flower November 13, 2017
ect is often made to look like a person with a boner the "e" is the head the "c" is the torso/arms and the "t" is for the penis and legs.
It is originated from the word "excited" in french which translates to excité. the e would be said "eh", c "si", t "teh" (eh-si-teh/excité).
It is originated from the word "excited" in french which translates to excité. the e would be said "eh", c "si", t "teh" (eh-si-teh/excité).
by PurpleMan34 March 14, 2010
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