- Look up
virgule in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Virgule ('twig') may
refer to: A "/ " used to mark line
breaks Secondary chord, in
music A "|" marking...
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against a sea of troubles, / And by
opposing end them..." Less often,
virgules are used in
marking paragraph breaks when
quoting a
prose p****age. Some...
- backslant, backwhack, bash,
reverse slant,
reverse solidus, and
reversed virgule. As of November 2022[update],
efforts to
identify either the
origin of...
- The
Marnes a Gryphées
virgules d'Issoncourt is a
geologic formation in France. It
preserves fossils dating back to the Jur****ic period.
Earth sciences...
-
European languages, uses a
space to
separate thousands. The
comma (French:
virgule) is used in
French numbers as a
decimal point, i.e. "2,5"
instead of "2...
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Ligue 1 side FC Metz.
Madjo plays as a forward.
Luxembourgian news
website Virgule wrote in 2023 that he is a "1.86m tall guy,
built like a rock, athletic...
-
implementation of this
trust metric was
through an
Apache module called mod_
virgule. mod_
virgule is free software,
licensed under the GPL and
written in C. Despite...
- Marks,
Diacritic ™
Trademark symbol Registered trade mark _
Underscore |
Vertical bar also
known as a 'pipe' /
Virgule Slash Virgule (disambiguation)...
- character, idea, or
other element of a story.
villain villanelle virelay virgule voice volta A turn or
switch that
emphasizes a
change in
ideas or emotions...
- school.
Archiphonemes are
often notated with a
capital letter within double virgules or pipes, as with the
examples ⫽A⫽ and ⫽N⫽
given above.
Other ways the...
