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BC - traducción al Inglés
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
B.C.; B.C; Bc; B. C.; B.c.; BC (disambiguation); Bc.; B C; B.C. (disambiguation)
BC
BC I birth certificate noun свидетельство о рождении II British Columbia noun Британская Колумбия (провинция Канады) III British Council noun Британский Совет
BC
сокращение
[barrels of condensate] (число) баррелей конденсата
[bottom choke] забойный штуцер
существительное
общая лексика
свидетельство о рождении
Британская Колумбия (провинция Канады)
Британский Совет
синоним
BC
1. backup client
резервный клиент
2. committed burst size
согласованный размер посылки
Wikipedia
BC
BC most often refers to:
- Before Christ, a calendar era based on the traditionally reckoned year of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth
- British Columbia, the westernmost province of Canada
- Baja California, a state of Mexico
BC may also refer to:
Ejemplos de uso de BC
1. The 18th dynasty ruled Egypt from 1567 BC to 1320 BC, a period during which the country‘s power reached a peak.
2. The artifacts are a 4th century BC carved tombstone from near Thebes and a 6th century BC engraved sculpture from the island of Thassos.
3. The 6th century BC marble relief depicts two women offering gifts to a seated goddess while the 4th century BC tombstone bears the figure of a young warrior.
4. Greece says the gold wreath from 400 BC and a 6th century BC marble statue were illegally excavated and smuggled out of the country.
5. Born in Pella in 356 BC, Alexander conquered the Persian Empire and much of the world known to ancient Greeks before dying in Babylon in 323 BC. (AFP)
