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Translation of etc. in Spanish:

etc.

etc., adv.

See Spanish definition of etc.

adverb

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    etc.
    • Anyone who cannot make it for the meal is welcome to come for the dancing, etc., afterwards.
    • If you would like to donate cakes, buns, etc., it will be greatly appreciated by the club.
    • Outwardly it does not appear to be a mosque because the pulpit, arches etc., are made of wood.
    • Axing this job would mean that some of the essential work, such as street cleaning etc., could be retained.
    • So I can control all the firewall rules, virus updates etc. from the server.
    • I feel that using technology for offsides, penalties, etc. would be unrealistic.
    • Perhaps if they had done some research prior to giving up their jobs, lives etc. they might have been better off.
    • Do you keep some type of planner, organizer, calendar, etc. with you, and do you use it regularly?
    • Many stage characters have mothers, brothers, etc. who appear on stage often in the same scene.
    • Just think of the pensions cut short or never paid due to early death from lung cancer, etc.?
    • I often wonder how postmen, milkmen, window cleaners etc., cope with a call to nature.
    • What does research into the effects on fish, plants and wild animals, etc. show?
    • I came home via work to collect car and laptops, etc. for the office in Darlington.
    • You call her back, express regrets etc. and organise for her to pick up a house key from another friend.
    • An email letting people know how to deal with the latest viruses etc. sounds logical to me.
    • There is no need for householders to dump items of furniture etc. in back streets or elsewhere.
    • I rely on my income to pay the mortgage, etc. and I couldn't afford to give up my job.
    • This means that any time the song is used in films, TV shows etc. royalties have to be paid.
    • The terms of the agreement will usually specify what charges etc. may be payable.