BCE

See also: B.C.E., все, and всё

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EnglishEdit

AdverbEdit

BCE (not comparable)

1. Initialism of before Common Era or Christian Era.

   Socrates was tried and executed in the year 399 BCE.

Usage notesEdit

Often written in small caps.

SynonymsEdit

• AEV, BC

AntonymsEdit

• CE

TranslationsEdit

before the common era

• Albanian: para erës sonë
• Bulgarian: пр.н.е. (pr.n.e.) (преди новата ера=pred novata era)
• Czech: př. n. l. (cs) (před naším letopočtem)
• Finnish: eaa.
• French: av.n.è. (avant notre ère); AEC (fr), AÈC, aèc (avant l'ère commune)
• Georgian: ჩვ. წ.-მდე (čv. c̣.-mde), ახ. წ.–მდე (ax. c̣.–mde), ჩვენს წელთაღრიცხვამდე (čvens c̣eltaɣricxvamde), ახალ წელთაღრიცხვამდე (axal c̣eltaɣricxvamde)
• German: v. u. Z. (de) (vor unserer Zeitrechnung)
• Greek: π.Κ.Ε. (el) (p.K.E.)
• Hungarian: i. e. (hu) (időszámításunk előtt)

• Lithuanian: pr. m. e. (prieš mūsų erą)
• Macedonian: п.н.е. (p.n.e.) (пред нашата ера=pred nášata éra)
• Polish: p.n.e. (pl) (przed naszą erą)
• Romanian: î.e.n. (înainte de eră noastră)
• Russian: до н. э. (ru) (do n. e.), до на́шей э́ры (do nášej éry)
• Slovak: pred n. l., p.n.l. (pred naším letopočtom)
• Slovene: pr. n. št. (pred našim štetjem)
• Swedish: f.v.t. (sv), fvt (före vår tideräkning)
• Turkish: MÖ (tr) (milattan önce)

Further readingEdit

• Common Era on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

AnagramsEdit

• CBE, ECB

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FrenchEdit

EtymologyEdit

Initialism of Banque centrale européenne (“European Central Bank”).

Proper nounEdit

BCE f

1. ECB

AnagramsEdit

• bec

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IrishEdit

EtymologyEdit

Initialism of Banc Ceannais Eorpach (“European Central Bank”).

Proper nounEdit

BCE m

1. ECB

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ItalianEdit

Alternative formsEdit

• bce

EtymologyEdit

Initialism of Banca Centrale Europea (“European Central Bank”).

Proper nounEdit

BCE ?

1. ECB

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PortugueseEdit

Proper nounEdit

BCE m

1. Initialism of Banco Central Europeu (“European Central Bank”): ECB

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SpanishEdit

EtymologyEdit

Initialism of Banco Central Europeo (“European Central Bank”).

Proper nounEdit

BCE m

1. ECB