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Pronunciation / Transliteration: adendum
"Foi incluído um adendum no final do relatório."
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An item of additional material, typically omissions, added at the end of a book or document.
"The contract included an addendum detailing the new delivery schedule."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From Latin addendum, neuter gerundive of addere 'to add', from ad- 'to' + dare 'give'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Addendum" is said worldwide
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addendum
Transliteration: addendum
"Un addendum a été ajouté à la fin du contrat."
Nachtrag
Transliteration: Nachtrag
"Dem Vertrag wurde ein Nachtrag beigefügt."
addendum
Transliteration: addendum
"Il documento contiene un addendum importante."
apéndice
Transliteration: apéndice
"El acuerdo incluye un apéndice con las nuevas condiciones."
adendum
Transliteration: adendum
"Foi incluído um adendum no final do relatório."
परिशिष्ट
Transliteration: parishisht
"दस्तावेज़ के अंत में एक परिशिष्ट जोड़ा गया था।"
附录
Transliteration: fùlù
"合同的末尾附有一份补充说明。"
부록
Transliteration: burok
"계약서 끝에 부록이 추가되었습니다."
付録
Transliteration: furoku
"契約書の最後に付録が追加されました。"
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