v.s. in Latin
v.s. in Latin is v. s., vd. sup. — v.s. means abbreviation of "versus," used to show two sides opposing each other in a contest, match, or comparison.
v.s. in Latin
v. s.
vide supra
vd. sup.
vide supra
What does "v.s." mean?
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prep Abbreviation of "versus," used to show two sides opposing each other in a contest, match, or comparison.
"Tonight's game is Lakers vs Celtics."
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v.s. in a sentence
- Tonight's game is Lakers vs Celtics.
- The debate framed the issue as freedom vs security.
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What is "v.s." in Latin?
"v.s." in Latin is v. s., vd. sup.. v.s. means: Abbreviation of "versus," used to show two sides opposing each other in a contest, match, or comparison.
How do you use "v.s." in a sentence?
Example: "Tonight's game is Lakers vs Celtics." In Latin, "v.s." is v. s., vd. sup..
Are there other ways to say "v.s." in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "v.s.": v. s., vd. sup..
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