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Are w o, w , b c common abbreviations in the US? I purposely didn't mention I O c o in my previous comment as I was aware of those In particular, c o has been used as long as I can remember But otherwise this suggests I was roughly correct Of course, it doesn't indicate what the abbreviations meant (e g A C - see prev comment ) I suppose also that w o would show up as both w o w ? –
Is there a common abbreviation for with or without? e. g. w wo or w w o 👉 Baskets come w fries+slaw 👉 Naked dogs come w o buns 👉 Fries and rings available w±o salt And so you order yourself up: 1 redhot basket w rings 1 bratwurst basket w kraut 1 naked polish w chili 3 redhots w o onions 1 knockwurst w catsup
pronunciation - Why is the w silent in sword? - English Language . . . The W in two and sword is silent because of that reason (i e [t, s] [w] [back vowel]) Swore, sworn and swollen also lost their W's at one point due to the same reason, but were later on restored due to analogy 1 with swear and swell Swear and swell hadn't lost their W's because they had front vowels after the W [Trask's Historical Linguistics]
为什么中国人把w （double you )读成达不溜? - 知乎 最早的时候，腓尼基字母一共有22个，其中就没有U，只有V，也没有W。到了大概11世纪的时候，人们把两个字母V连在一起创造出了字母W，所以最早的时候： W=double v 后来，为方便区分元音的V和辅音V，又把原来的V的下方改成圆形而定为元音U。
The mysterious, unenunciated w in the -wich of English place names The original word's pronunciations have been explained by the two previous users, but I would just like to add, that the "w" was dropped as a result of elision, which is just a phonological omission, or a letter that has been dropped, muted, or slurred over i e "Vegetable" is pronounced without the second 'e' or "McKenzie" pronounced "M'Kenzie"
technical - Usage of w. r. t. in academic papers - English Language . . . When I see w r t I interpret it as with respect to Per ngrams for with respect to,with regard to,with reference to,With respect to,With regard to,With reference to, phrase with respect to occurs more often than either phrase you mentioned –