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bibliography in Portuguese

bibliography in Portuguese is bibliografia — bibliography means a list of the books, articles and other sources used or consulted for a piece of writing, usually placed at the end.

bibliography in Portuguese

bibliografia
noun

What does "bibliography" mean?

  1. noun A list of the books, articles and other sources used or consulted for a piece of writing, usually placed at the end.
    "Her essay lost marks because the bibliography was incomplete."
  2. noun A published list of writings on a particular subject or by a particular author.
    "The museum has compiled a bibliography of everything written about the painter."
  3. noun The academic study of books as physical objects, including their printing, editions and history.
    "He teaches bibliography and the history of the book."
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bibliography in a sentence

  • Her essay lost marks because the bibliography was incomplete.
  • Add every source you read to the bibliography, even the ones you did not quote.
  • The museum has compiled a bibliography of everything written about the painter.
  • He teaches bibliography and the history of the book.

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What is "bibliography" in Portuguese?

"bibliography" in Portuguese is bibliografia. bibliography means: A list of the books, articles and other sources used or consulted for a piece of writing, usually placed at the end.

How do you use "bibliography" in a sentence?

Example: "Her essay lost marks because the bibliography was incomplete." In Portuguese, "bibliography" is bibliografia.

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