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AA.VV.

Spanish translation: Auctores Varii

09:46 Aug 16, 2000
French to Spanish translations [PRO]
French term or phrase: AA.VV.
¿Alguien sabe cómo se desglosa esta sigla en francés (o latín, aparentemente) y si en castellano se utiliza igual o tiene otra forma? El contexto son referencias bibliográficas. Gracias.
Beatriz Quiroz
Spanish translation:Auctores Varii
Explanation:
AA.VV. stands for Auctores Varii, Various Authors, and it's used when a book is authored by more than 3 people, for example, a collection of articles on a certain subject with several authors.
In Italian and in French it stays the same, may be in Spanish, too, check on the Web.
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Laura Gentili
Italy
Local time: 12:02
Grading comment
In case you want to know, in Spanish it stays the same and it means, certainly, "autores varios". You can also use the acronym "VV.AA" for "varios autores". Thank you very much. I imagined that the origin was latin, but I wasn't really sure if it was used in Spanish. Thank you again.
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Auctores Varii


Explanation:
AA.VV. stands for Auctores Varii, Various Authors, and it's used when a book is authored by more than 3 people, for example, a collection of articles on a certain subject with several authors.
In Italian and in French it stays the same, may be in Spanish, too, check on the Web.

Laura Gentili
Italy
Local time: 12:02
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in pair: 5
Grading comment
In case you want to know, in Spanish it stays the same and it means, certainly, "autores varios". You can also use the acronym "VV.AA" for "varios autores". Thank you very much. I imagined that the origin was latin, but I wasn't really sure if it was used in Spanish. Thank you again.

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