aug

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aug — 縮寫

1. a written abbreviation for 'August', the eighth month of the year, used in dates

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釋義

八月

August 的縮寫,一年中的第八個月

a written abbreviation for 'August', the eighth month of the year, used in dates, notes, schedules, and other informal writing contexts.

例句

The school term starts on 1 Aug and runs until the middle of December.

學期從 8 月 1 日開始,一直到 12 月中旬。

date format: day + month abbreviation

Adina booked a flight to Tokyo for 14 Aug and sent a copy of the itinerary.

Adina 預訂了 8 月 14 日飛往東京的機票,並寄了一份行程表。

用法筆記

In formal writing such as contracts or academic papers, the full month name 'August' is preferred. 'Aug' is standard in emails, calendars, schedules, and shortened date formats. British English uses '1 Aug' while American English uses 'Aug 1' — both spell the abbreviation the same way.

常見錯誤

Augest is the hottest month.
August is the hottest month.
💡'Aug' is only an abbreviation; the full month name is 'August', not 'Augest'.

2. a written abbreviation for 'augmentative', used in grammar to describe a word fo

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釋義

增強義的

文法中表示加強語意的縮寫

a written abbreviation for 'augmentative', used in grammar to describe a word form that adds emphasis or makes the meaning stronger, such as a suffix that turns 'dog' into 'big dog' or changes 'good' to 'very good'.

例句

The Spanish suffix '-ón' is marked as 'aug' in grammar books because it makes nouns sound bigger or more important.

西班牙語後綴 -ón 在文法書中被標示為 aug,因為它讓名詞聽起來更大或更重要。

common context: Romance language suffixes

Bao found the label 'aug' next to '-aço' in the Portuguese dictionary entry for 'grandão'.

Bao 在葡萄牙語字典的 grandão 詞條中看到 -aço 旁邊標示著 aug。

反義詞
  • dim

    abbreviation for 'diminutive', indicating a smaller or lesser form

用法筆記

This abbreviation appears mainly in grammar textbooks, linguistic reference works, and dictionary entries. It is not used in everyday writing or conversation.

常見錯誤

I took an aug class to improve my English.
I took an augmentative communication class to improve my English.
💡'aug' is a grammar label, not a standalone word meaning 'extra'.