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c.c.

c. adj. cubic, as in c.c., cubic centimetre.

1866 J. J. Griffin Chem. Handicraft 298 Graduated for Centimetre Cubes..1 cc. 6d.]

1899 E. Edser Heat iv. 64 1 c.c. will possess a mass of m/v grams.

1955 Times 18 July 12/6 The meeting opened with a 17–lap race for 500 c.c. cars.

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C.C.

C.C. n. County Council(lor).

ΘΚΠ

society > authority > rule or government > ruler or governor > deliberative, legislative, or administrative assembly > local government body > [noun] > county council

county council1642

C.C.1902

society > authority > rule or government > ruler or governor > deliberative, legislative, or administrative assembly > local government body > [noun] > member of local government council > county councillor

county councillor1836

C.C.1902

1902 Manch. Faces & Places XIII. 10 (heading) Mr. W. J. Crossley, J.P., C.C.

1906 E. Collyns Typists' Man. (ed. 6) 218 C.C., County Council.

1985 Westmorland Gaz. 28 June 15/2 It was agreed that the clerk contact Cumbria CC about this matter.

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C.C.

C.C. n. Cricket (in early use also: Cricketing) Club.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > ball game > cricket > cricketer > [noun] > side > club

cricket club1731

C.C.1791

1791 Hampshire Chron. 25 July 3/2 The gentlemen of the Hambledon Club were uniformly dressed in sky-blue coats with black velvet collars, and the letters C.C. (Cricketing Club) engraved on their buttons.

1862 Frederick Lillywhite's Cricket Scores & Biogr. Cricketers I. 128 Neither the M.C.C. books or ‘Bentley’ gave the name of the ninth batsman on the M.C.C. side.

1895 Badminton Mag. I. 211 (heading) The Best Eleven by the Secretaries of M.C.C. and Surrey C.C.

1980 Guinness Bk. Records (ed. 26) 261/1 Playing for Gentlemen of Leicestershire C.C. v. Free Foresters, at Oakham, Rutland, on 19 Aug. 1963, Ian H. S. Balfour batted for 100 min without adding to his score of five runs.

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c.c.

c.c. n. carbon copy or copies (followed by a list of others to whom correspondence is to be copied).

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society > communication > correspondence > [noun] > carbon copy

c.c.1936

1936 L. I. Hutchinson Standard Handbk. Secretaries 287 The carbon copy notation, ‘c.c.’, should be the last notation.

1969 M. Pugh Last Place Left iv. 22 Have you seen the letter?.. It says c.c. to you. Carbon copy.

1982 Computerworld 23 Aug. 33/3 You may sometimes want to keep others informed of what you are asking a person or group to do. In that case, indicate it as a ‘carbon copy’ (CC) on the bottom of the memo.

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cc v. (also CC; past tense cc'd, cced) transitive to send a copy of (a communication), now esp. via email; (also) to send a copy of a communication to (a recipient) (frequently with on); cf. c.c. n. at Initialisms 3.

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society > communication > correspondence > sending items > send items [verb (transitive)] > send copy of letter

carbon copy1975

copy1985

cc1990

1990 Spy (N.Y.) Jan. 94/2 Eszterhas cc'd this letter to Holston, Hirsch, Winkler and McElwaine.

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.

2005 New Yorker 21 Mar. 53/2 Her boss automatically cc'd her on an e-mail that said, ‘I'm so over Ava today; I'm going to fire her.’

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as lemmas

单词	cc
释义	> as lemmas c.c. c. adj. cubic, as in c.c., cubic centimetre. Π 1866 J. J. Griffin Chem. Handicraft 298 Graduated for Centimetre Cubes..1 cc. 6d.] 1899 E. Edser Heat iv. 64 1 c.c. will possess a mass of m/v grams. 1955 Times 18 July 12/6 The meeting opened with a 17–lap race for 500 c.c. cars. extracted from Cn. C.C. C.C. n. County Council(lor). ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > ruler or governor > deliberative, legislative, or administrative assembly > local government body > [noun] > county council county council1642 C.C.1902 society > authority > rule or government > ruler or governor > deliberative, legislative, or administrative assembly > local government body > [noun] > member of local government council > county councillor county councillor1836 C.C.1902 1902 Manch. Faces & Places XIII. 10 (heading) Mr. W. J. Crossley, J.P., C.C. 1906 E. Collyns Typists' Man. (ed. 6) 218 C.C., County Council. 1985 Westmorland Gaz. 28 June 15/2 It was agreed that the clerk contact Cumbria CC about this matter. extracted from Cn. C.C. C.C. n. Cricket (in early use also: Cricketing) Club. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > ball game > cricket > cricketer > [noun] > side > club cricket club1731 C.C.1791 1791 Hampshire Chron. 25 July 3/2 The gentlemen of the Hambledon Club were uniformly dressed in sky-blue coats with black velvet collars, and the letters C.C. (Cricketing Club) engraved on their buttons. 1862 Frederick Lillywhite's Cricket Scores & Biogr. Cricketers I. 128 Neither the M.C.C. books or ‘Bentley’ gave the name of the ninth batsman on the M.C.C. side. 1895 Badminton Mag. I. 211 (heading) The Best Eleven by the Secretaries of M.C.C. and Surrey C.C. 1980 Guinness Bk. Records (ed. 26) 261/1 Playing for Gentlemen of Leicestershire C.C. v. Free Foresters, at Oakham, Rutland, on 19 Aug. 1963, Ian H. S. Balfour batted for 100 min without adding to his score of five runs. extracted from Cn. c.c. c.c. n. carbon copy or copies (followed by a list of others to whom correspondence is to be copied). ΘΠ society > communication > correspondence > [noun] > carbon copy c.c.1936 1936 L. I. Hutchinson Standard Handbk. Secretaries 287 The carbon copy notation, ‘c.c.’, should be the last notation. 1969 M. Pugh Last Place Left iv. 22 Have you seen the letter?.. It says c.c. to you. Carbon copy. 1982 Computerworld 23 Aug. 33/3 You may sometimes want to keep others informed of what you are asking a person or group to do. In that case, indicate it as a ‘carbon copy’ (CC) on the bottom of the memo. extracted from Cn. cc cc v. (also CC; past tense cc'd, cced) transitive to send a copy of (a communication), now esp. via email; (also) to send a copy of a communication to (a recipient) (frequently with on); cf. c.c. n. at Initialisms 3. ΘΠ society > communication > correspondence > sending items > send items [verb (transitive)] > send copy of letter carbon copy1975 copy1985 cc1990 1990 Spy (N.Y.) Jan. 94/2 Eszterhas cc'd this letter to Holston, Hirsch, Winkler and McElwaine. 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. 2005 New Yorker 21 Mar. 53/2 Her boss automatically cc'd her on an e-mail that said, ‘I'm so over Ava today; I'm going to fire her.’ extracted from Cn. < as lemmas
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