Virgil in Chinese
Virgil in Chinese is 维吉尔 — Virgil means another name for the forward slash symbol ( / ), especially in printing and typesetting contexts.
Virgil in Chinese
维吉尔
Pronounced: Wéi jí ěr
Pūblius Vergilius Marō (70–19 BCE), Roman epic writer from the Augustan period, best known for writing the Aeneid.
What does "Virgil" mean?
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noun Another name for the forward slash symbol ( / ), especially in printing and typesetting contexts.
"The style guide called for a virgil between the alternative dates, as in "7/8.""
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Virgil in a sentence
- The style guide called for a virgil between the alternative dates, as in "7/8."
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What is "Virgil" in Chinese?
"Virgil" in Chinese is 维吉尔. Virgil means: Another name for the forward slash symbol ( / ), especially in printing and typesetting contexts.
How do you pronounce 维吉尔?
"Virgil" in Chinese is 维吉尔, pronounced "Wéi jí ěr".
How do you use "Virgil" in a sentence?
Example: "The style guide called for a virgil between the alternative dates, as in "7/8."" In Chinese, "Virgil" is 维吉尔.
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