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What (who) is Z - definition
Z
LETRA DO ALFABETO LATINO
Zê; Z (letra); Zeta (letra)
m.
Vigésima quinta e última letra do alphabeto português.
Uma das incógnitas, (em problemas de Mathemática).
Como letra numeral, valeu 2:000.
Vigésima quinta e última letra do alphabeto português.
Uma das incógnitas, (em problemas de Mathemática).
Como letra numeral, valeu 2:000.
z
LETRA DO ALFABETO LATINO
Zê; Z (letra); Zeta (letra)
(zê) sm Vigésima terceira e última letra do alfabeto português
num Vigésimo terceiro, numa série indicada pelas letras do alfabeto.
adj Equivalente ao número ordinal vigésimo terceiro
sm Mat Terceira incógnita.
num Vigésimo terceiro, numa série indicada pelas letras do alfabeto.
adj Equivalente ao número ordinal vigésimo terceiro
sm Mat Terceira incógnita.
Z
LETRA DO ALFABETO LATINO
Zê; Z (letra); Zeta (letra)
sm Abreviatura com que se encobre um nome.
Wikipedia
Ž
O Ž (minúscula: ž) é uma letra composta do Z latino adicionado do caron (em tcheco/checo: háček, em eslovaco: mäkčeň e em esloveno: strešica) utilizada em várias línguas, para exprimir o fonema [ʒ], lido como o j português.
Examples of use of Z
1. Public hospitals fees have gone up from Z$300 to between Z$800,000 and Z$1m (US$10) with immediate effect, the state–owned Herald newspaper reported.
2. The bank also raised the daily withdrawal limit for individuals from Z$20,000 to Z$50,000, The Herald newspaper said.
3. Mr Murerwa said the deficit had already soared to Z$5,700bn by June 30, a level which also exceeds previous full year forecasts for this year of Z$4,500bn He nevertheless announced a Z$6,600bn rise in public spending – equivalent to eight per cent of GDP – including Z$3,000bn to cover public service wages, allowances and pensions, Z$1,400bn for drought relief, and a further Z$1,'00bn to service domestic debt.
4. The only significant tax concession announced by Mr Murerwa was a rise in the basic threshold for individual income, tax to Z$15m (Z$81) a month from Z$1m.
5. He criticized the bill‘s Z‘‘ visa proposal that would allow illegal immigrants to gain citizenship eventually. It‘s quite simple – don‘t make a permanent ‘Z‘ visa,‘‘ Romney said.