Definition of endnote in English:

endnote

nounˈɛn(d)nəʊtˈɛn(d)ˌnoʊt

A note printed at the end of a book or section of a book.
Example sentencesExamples
- The commentary has footnotes throughout and the endnotes provide useful references for further study.
- Unfortunately, even where a study or claim is noted, the majority of the references in the endnotes section are in Norwegian and untranslated.
- This manifests itself most obviously in the absence of footnotes or endnotes, making the book subject to the usual advantages and disadvantages of this form of presentation.
- The book includes 185 pages of text and 35 pages of endnotes, so that the notes are available for the reader, but do not intrude on the text.
- Many readers, like this reviewer, will stumble on the fact that there are endnotes only at quite a late stage in reading the book.
- Considerations of space have in some cases required me to shorten endnotes, remove textual notes, and delete illustrations.
- Those who want to do additional research will find an index and detailed bibliography, but no footnotes or endnotes.
- Third, an 11 page section of endnotes is included to explain abbreviations or items in the text that require further clarification.
- The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes.
- McManus wrote extensive footnotes and endnotes while preparing the book.
- This clearly written and solidly researched work would have been enhanced by footnotes or more extensive endnotes.
- In fact, fully half of the book's pages are devoted to endnotes, although these seem to include references to every book and article she came across during her research.
- There are 24 pages of densely packed endnotes in small print.
- The endnotes of the book should be very useful for the earnest scholar.
- Footnotes and endnotes contain either explanations, citations or both.
- I decided while reading the first 200 pages to check endnotes and citations.
- Endnotes containing an extensive resource list of books and articles are included.
- I should say that I highly prefer footnotes to endnotes, unless the chapter or book is very short.
- Please use endnotes rather than footnotes for documentation and ensure there are no embedded notes or figures within the document.
- I would have preferred to see some endnotes or footnotes and a subject index as well.

Definition of endnote in US English:

endnote

nounˈɛn(d)ˌnoʊtˈen(d)ˌnōt

A note printed at the end of a book or section of a book.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many readers, like this reviewer, will stumble on the fact that there are endnotes only at quite a late stage in reading the book.
- The book includes 185 pages of text and 35 pages of endnotes, so that the notes are available for the reader, but do not intrude on the text.
- Footnotes and endnotes contain either explanations, citations or both.
- This clearly written and solidly researched work would have been enhanced by footnotes or more extensive endnotes.
- Please use endnotes rather than footnotes for documentation and ensure there are no embedded notes or figures within the document.
- Those who want to do additional research will find an index and detailed bibliography, but no footnotes or endnotes.
- McManus wrote extensive footnotes and endnotes while preparing the book.
- Unfortunately, even where a study or claim is noted, the majority of the references in the endnotes section are in Norwegian and untranslated.
- The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes.
- In fact, fully half of the book's pages are devoted to endnotes, although these seem to include references to every book and article she came across during her research.
- Considerations of space have in some cases required me to shorten endnotes, remove textual notes, and delete illustrations.
- The endnotes of the book should be very useful for the earnest scholar.
- This manifests itself most obviously in the absence of footnotes or endnotes, making the book subject to the usual advantages and disadvantages of this form of presentation.
- Third, an 11 page section of endnotes is included to explain abbreviations or items in the text that require further clarification.
- The commentary has footnotes throughout and the endnotes provide useful references for further study.
- There are 24 pages of densely packed endnotes in small print.
- I decided while reading the first 200 pages to check endnotes and citations.
- I would have preferred to see some endnotes or footnotes and a subject index as well.
- I should say that I highly prefer footnotes to endnotes, unless the chapter or book is very short.
- Endnotes containing an extensive resource list of books and articles are included.

单词	endnote
释义	Definition of endnote in English: endnote nounˈɛn(d)nəʊtˈɛn(d)ˌnoʊt A note printed at the end of a book or section of a book. Example sentencesExamples The commentary has footnotes throughout and the endnotes provide useful references for further study. Unfortunately, even where a study or claim is noted, the majority of the references in the endnotes section are in Norwegian and untranslated. This manifests itself most obviously in the absence of footnotes or endnotes, making the book subject to the usual advantages and disadvantages of this form of presentation. The book includes 185 pages of text and 35 pages of endnotes, so that the notes are available for the reader, but do not intrude on the text. Many readers, like this reviewer, will stumble on the fact that there are endnotes only at quite a late stage in reading the book. Considerations of space have in some cases required me to shorten endnotes, remove textual notes, and delete illustrations. Those who want to do additional research will find an index and detailed bibliography, but no footnotes or endnotes. Third, an 11 page section of endnotes is included to explain abbreviations or items in the text that require further clarification. The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes. McManus wrote extensive footnotes and endnotes while preparing the book. This clearly written and solidly researched work would have been enhanced by footnotes or more extensive endnotes. In fact, fully half of the book's pages are devoted to endnotes, although these seem to include references to every book and article she came across during her research. There are 24 pages of densely packed endnotes in small print. The endnotes of the book should be very useful for the earnest scholar. Footnotes and endnotes contain either explanations, citations or both. I decided while reading the first 200 pages to check endnotes and citations. Endnotes containing an extensive resource list of books and articles are included. I should say that I highly prefer footnotes to endnotes, unless the chapter or book is very short. Please use endnotes rather than footnotes for documentation and ensure there are no embedded notes or figures within the document. I would have preferred to see some endnotes or footnotes and a subject index as well. Definition of endnote in US English: endnote nounˈɛn(d)ˌnoʊtˈen(d)ˌnōt A note printed at the end of a book or section of a book. Example sentencesExamples Many readers, like this reviewer, will stumble on the fact that there are endnotes only at quite a late stage in reading the book. The book includes 185 pages of text and 35 pages of endnotes, so that the notes are available for the reader, but do not intrude on the text. Footnotes and endnotes contain either explanations, citations or both. This clearly written and solidly researched work would have been enhanced by footnotes or more extensive endnotes. Please use endnotes rather than footnotes for documentation and ensure there are no embedded notes or figures within the document. Those who want to do additional research will find an index and detailed bibliography, but no footnotes or endnotes. McManus wrote extensive footnotes and endnotes while preparing the book. Unfortunately, even where a study or claim is noted, the majority of the references in the endnotes section are in Norwegian and untranslated. The letters are presented in chronological order with accompanying annotations coming within endnotes. In fact, fully half of the book's pages are devoted to endnotes, although these seem to include references to every book and article she came across during her research. Considerations of space have in some cases required me to shorten endnotes, remove textual notes, and delete illustrations. The endnotes of the book should be very useful for the earnest scholar. This manifests itself most obviously in the absence of footnotes or endnotes, making the book subject to the usual advantages and disadvantages of this form of presentation. Third, an 11 page section of endnotes is included to explain abbreviations or items in the text that require further clarification. The commentary has footnotes throughout and the endnotes provide useful references for further study. There are 24 pages of densely packed endnotes in small print. I decided while reading the first 200 pages to check endnotes and citations. I would have preferred to see some endnotes or footnotes and a subject index as well. I should say that I highly prefer footnotes to endnotes, unless the chapter or book is very short. Endnotes containing an extensive resource list of books and articles are included.
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