n.d.c. (nota del curatore)
English translation: Editor's note (Ed.)
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Editor's note Explanation: I happened to find an abbreviation for Editor (Ed.) and Editors (Eds.): maybe you could use the former... Kika |
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Editor's note Explanation: Editor's note might be abbreviated to < -ed > and put in parentheses. However, it depends on context; I am assuming that the abbreviation n.d.c. was found in published material, e.g. an essay or article or something similar. Steve Pastorello |
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Suggerimento: Explanation: In un tale contesto in testi inglesi, ho visto di solita questa frase italiana tradotta in "Author's Note." ... Gary :-) IT-EN Translator |
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