et al
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++et al /ˌet ˈæl/ adverb TCNLISTwritten after a list of names to mean that other people are also involved in something 以及其他〔有关的〕人;等人 Boers et al, 2001 伯尔斯等著,2001年
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et al• The exhibition will include works from Picasso, Pollock, Warhol, et al.From Longman Business Dictionaryet alet al /ˌet ˈæl/ adverb written used after a name or list of names to mean that other people are also involved in something, for example the writing of a report, article etcthe ‘Time for Action’ study by Godlove et alet al adverbChinese
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et al
et al /ˌet ˈæl/
adverb
written after a list of names to mean that other people are also involved in something:
Boers et al, 2001
et al /ˌet ˈæl/
adverbwritten after a list of names to mean that other people are also involved in something: