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bcc n. (also BCC, Bcc) = blind carbon copy n. at blind adj. and n. Additions.

1974 W. H. Bonner Better Business Writing 455 You would omit the carbon copy notation from the original, but would typewrite the letters bcc (meaning blind carbon copy) on the carbon copies only.

2004 C. Lindsell-Roberts Strategic Business Lett. & E-mail xiv. 276 Use Bcc prudently, because it's a clear indication you're sending something unbeknownst to the person or people in the To field.

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bcc v. (also BCC, Bcc; past tense bcc'd, bcced) transitive to send a blind carbon copy of a communication to (a recipient), now esp. via email (frequently with on); (also) to send a blind carbon copy of (a communication).

1989 Federal News Service (Nexis) 30 June You wrote a letter, and you ‘bcc'd’ [her].

2000 Business Times (S. Afr.) (Nexis) 2 July 24 Just think of the last time someone CCed, or even worse, BCCed some piece of e-mail to someone else.

2004 PC World Mar. 128/1 We could set T-bird to bcc another address on all outgoing mail.

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bcc n. Crystallography body-centred cubic; frequently attributive.

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1929 Bureau of Standards Jrnl. Res. (U.S. Dept. Commerce) 3 1020 (table) Crystal structure of nitrided case, as determined by X rays..H. c. p.; B. c. c.

1966 C. R. Tottle Sci. Engin. Materials iii. 62 The b.c.c. structure has a coordination number of 8, and each atom is surrounded by eight others.

2008 J. E. House Inorg. Chem. xi. 378 Ferritic stainless steel has a bcc structure and does not contain nickel.

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单词	bcc
释义	> as lemmas bcc bcc n. (also BCC, Bcc) = blind carbon copy n. at blind adj. and n. Additions. Π 1974 W. H. Bonner Better Business Writing 455 You would omit the carbon copy notation from the original, but would typewrite the letters bcc (meaning blind carbon copy) on the carbon copies only. 2004 C. Lindsell-Roberts Strategic Business Lett. & E-mail xiv. 276 Use Bcc prudently, because it's a clear indication you're sending something unbeknownst to the person or people in the To field. extracted from Bn. bcc bcc v. (also BCC, Bcc; past tense bcc'd, bcced) transitive to send a blind carbon copy of a communication to (a recipient), now esp. via email (frequently with on); (also) to send a blind carbon copy of (a communication). Π 1989 Federal News Service (Nexis) 30 June You wrote a letter, and you ‘bcc'd’ [her]. 2000 Business Times (S. Afr.) (Nexis) 2 July 24 Just think of the last time someone CCed, or even worse, BCCed some piece of e-mail to someone else. 2004 PC World Mar. 128/1 We could set T-bird to bcc another address on all outgoing mail. extracted from Bn. bcc bcc n. Crystallography body-centred cubic; frequently attributive. ΚΠ 1929 Bureau of Standards Jrnl. Res. (U.S. Dept. Commerce) 3 1020 (table) Crystal structure of nitrided case, as determined by X rays..H. c. p.; B. c. c. 1966 C. R. Tottle Sci. Engin. Materials iii. 62 The b.c.c. structure has a coordination number of 8, and each atom is surrounded by eight others. 2008 J. E. House Inorg. Chem. xi. 378 Ferritic stainless steel has a bcc structure and does not contain nickel. extracted from Bn. < as lemmas
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