英文缩写(英语星期月份等)(国外英文资料).docVIP

英文缩写(英语星期月份等)(国外英文资料) English abbreviations (English week, etc.) ?????????????????? Monday: Mon. = Monday Tuesday: Tues. = Tuesday Wednesday: Wed. = Wednesday Thursday: Thurday Friday: Friday Saturday: Sat. = Saturday Sunday: Sun. = Sunday in Jan.jan. = January February = February March = March April = APR. = April MAY MAY be MAY JUN. = June July is JUL AUG. = August September = September October = OCT. = October November = November December = DEC. = DEC Note: . cannot omit!!! Heres an example: Mar 20, 2007, March 20, 2007 When writing a date, you can use the base words (avoid unnecessary errors) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... 28,29,30,31, etc. How to express the year, month and day in English Wvr361 {display: none; } First year In English, the year is written in Arabic numerals. There are several ways to write: One, four digit years, the first two Numbers are one unit, the last two Numbers are one unit, and the base word is read in turn. Such as: Seventeen sixty - three or seventeen hundred and sixty - three Writing in 2006:2006. Two thousand and six Writing in 2063:2063. Twenty-sixtythree or twenty hundred and sixty-three Writing in 1050:1050. Ten hundred and fifty Two, three digit years, can be read from the base word, or the first number is one unit, the latter two Numbers are one unit, and read from the base word. Such as: Writing in 385:385. Three hundred and eighty-five or three eighty-five Writing in 509:509. Five hundred and nine or five O nine In a two-digit year, read directly from the base. Such as: 59 BC writing: 59 b.c read: looking, b.c (b.c / ` bi: ` si: / in English before Christ/kraist/abbreviations, in the year, said ... BC .) 8 years AD writing: 8 A.D. read: eight A.D. (A.D. is Latin Anno the Domini / ` AnEu ` dCminai/abbreviations, in the year after, said the year.... In the case of not misunderstanding often to omit it.) month The first letter of the month must be capitalized. ... the name of the early/mid/late month. Such as: Early February, early February;