Definitions for videˈwi dɛ; Eng. ˈvaɪ di, ˈvi deɪ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
vi•de*ˈwi dɛ; Eng. ˈvaɪ di, ˈvi deɪ(v.)
see (used esp. to refer a reader to parts of a text).
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Webster Dictionary
Vide(u)
imperative sing. of L. videre, to see; -- used to direct attention to something; as, vide supra, see above
Translations for vide
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- leegAfrikaans
- فارِغArabic
- празенBulgarian
- vazioPortuguese (BR)
- prázdnýCzech
- leerGerman
- tomDanish
- άδειοςGreek
- vacíoSpanish
- tühiEstonian
- تهی؛ خالیFarsi
- tyhjäFinnish
- videFrench
- רֵיקHebrew
- शून्यHindi
- prazanCroatian
- üresHungarian
- kosongIndonesian
- tómurIcelandic
- vuotoItalian
- からのJapanese
- 텅 빈Korean
- tuščiasLithuanian
- tukšsLatvian
- kosongMalay
- leegDutch
- tomNorwegian
- pustyPolish
- تهی؛ خالیPersian
- تش،خالیPashto
- vazioPortuguese
- golRomanian
- пустойRussian
- prázdnySlovak
- prazenSlovenian
- prazanSerbian
- tomSwedish
- ว่างเปล่าThai
- boşTurkish
- 空的Chinese (Trad.)
- порожній, пустийUkrainian
- خالیUrdu
- rỗng; trống khôngVietnamese
- 空的Chinese (Simp.)
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