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F

also f (ef) (plural F's, f's)

1. variable noun

F is the sixth letter of the English alphabet.

2. variable noun

In music, F is the fourth note in the scale of C major.

f. is an abbreviation for 'following'. It is written after a page or line number to indicate that you are referring to both the page or line mentioned and the one after it. You use ff. when you are referring to the page or line mentioned and two or more pages or linesafter it.

F or f is a written abbreviation for words beginning with f, such as 'female', 'feminine', 'franc', 'false', and 'Fahrenheit'.

Heat the oven to 400 degrees F.

In a piece of music, f is a written abbreviation for forte and indicates that the piece should be played loudly.

f in British English

or F (ɛf)

nounWord forms: plural f's, F's or Fs

the sixth letter and fourth consonant of the modern English alphabet

a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a voiceless labio-dental fricative, as in fat

f in British English

symbol for

1. music

forte: an instruction to play loudly

2. physics

frequency

(formerly in the Netherlands) guilder

4. mathematics

function (of)

5. physics

femto-

6. chess algebraic notation

Word origin

(sense 3) from Dutch: florin

f in British English

or f/ or f:

symbol for

f-number

f-number in British English

or f number

noun

photography

the numerical value of the relative aperture. If the relative aperture is f8, 8 is the f-number and indicates that the focal length of the lens is 8 times the size of the lens aperture

F in British English

symbol for

1. music

a note having a frequency of 349.23 hertz (F above middle C) or this value multiplied or divided by any power of 2; the fourth note of the scale of C major

a key, string, or pipe producing this note

the major or minor key having this note as its tonic

Fahrenheit

Fellow

4. chemistry

fluorine

Helmholtz function

6. physics

force

franc(s)

farad(s)

9. genetics

a generation of filial offspring, F1 being the first generation of offspring, F2 being the second generation, etc

abbreviation for

10.

France (international car registration)

f. in British English

or F.

abbreviation for

fathom(s)

female

3. grammar

feminine

4. Word forms: plural ff. or FF.

folio

5. Word forms: plural ff.

following (page)

F- in British English

abbreviation for

fighter

F-106

fighter in British English

(ˈfaɪtə)

noun

a person who fights, esp a professional boxer

a person who has determination

3. military

an armed aircraft designed for destroying other aircraft

F in American English 1

(ɛf)

noun

1. Education

a grade indicating failing work

sometimes, a grade indicating fair or average work

2. Music

the fourth tone or note in the ascending scale of C major

the scale having this tone as a keynote

a note representing this tone

a key, string, etc. producing this tone

F in American English 2

Fahrenheit

farad(s)

faraday(s)

Father

February

Fellow (of a learned society)

female or feminine

8. Genetics

filial generation

fine

10. Insurance

fire

11. Photography

f-number

12.

folio(s)

13.

following

14. Physics

force

15.

franc(s)

16.

French

17.

Friar

18.

Friday

19. Ancient Mathematics

function

20. Pharmacy

let there be made

make

f Also, for F2 (sense 7) F2 (sense 9) F2 (sense 11) F2 (sense 13) F2 (sense 15) F2 (sense 15) F2 (sense 20)

Word origin

(sense 20a) L fiat; (sense 20b) L fac

F in American English 3

Chemistry

fluorine

f in American English 1

(ɛf) or F (ɛf)

nounWord forms: plural f's or F's

the sixth letter of the English alphabet: a modification of the Old Greek digamma ( F), ultimately from the Phoenician

any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (f) offire

a type or impression for f or F

the sixth in a sequence or group

an object shaped like F

adjective

of f or F

sixth in a sequence or group

shaped like F

f in American English 2

femto-

2. Physics

frequency

furlong(s)

f in American English 3

Italian

Musical Direction

loud(ly)

Word origin

It forte

F- in American English

(ɛf)

fighter

used in designations for aircraft

F-16

Examples of 'f' in a sentence
f

Berlin 10th December, 1944. `Dearest Marcia, In January, in the New Year, I will have a f ew days leave.Then as he walked rapidly down the lane, Anthony saw to his left, in a f ield, an astonishing sight.It had been a cold smile and a cold extension o f the hand, but as he took it he had felt blessed.I spent a few minutes over in Mod F, locked in the plumbing tunnel.Sure, we might deploy to England, to the old F- 11 1 bases in Lakenheath or Upper Heyford, or deploy to Guam, but nowhere else.

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Definition of 'F'

Chinese translation of 'F'

F 1

or f

(ɛf)

n (c/u)

(= letter) 英语的第六个字母

abbr

(= female) 女性 (nǚxìng)

F 2

(ɛf)

n (c/u)

(Mus) C大调音阶中的第四个音符

abbr

(= Fahrenheit) 华(華)氏温(溫)度计(計) (Huáshì wēndùjì)

Nearby words of
F 1

eyeliner
eyeshadow
eyesight
F
fable
fabric
fabricate

Related terms of
F 1

C sharp/F sharp
sharp
minus 24 (degrees C/F)

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释义	Trends of F View usage for: F also f (ef) (plural F's, f's) 1. variable noun F is the sixth letter of the English alphabet. 2. variable noun In music, F is the fourth note in the scale of C major. 3. f. is an abbreviation for 'following'. It is written after a page or line number to indicate that you are referring to both the page or line mentioned and the one after it. You use ff. when you are referring to the page or line mentioned and two or more pages or linesafter it. 4. F or f is a written abbreviation for words beginning with f, such as 'female', 'feminine', 'franc', 'false', and 'Fahrenheit'. Heat the oven to 400 degrees F. 5. In a piece of music, f is a written abbreviation for forte and indicates that the piece should be played loudly. f in British English or F (ɛf) nounWord forms: plural f's, F's or Fs 1. the sixth letter and fourth consonant of the modern English alphabet 2. a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a voiceless labio-dental fricative, as in fat f in British English symbol for 1. music forte: an instruction to play loudly 2. physics frequency 3. (formerly in the Netherlands) guilder 4. mathematics function (of) 5. physics femto- 6. chess algebraic notation Word origin (sense 3) from Dutch: florin f in British English or f/ or f: symbol for f-number f-number in British English or f number noun photography the numerical value of the relative aperture. If the relative aperture is f8, 8 is the f-number and indicates that the focal length of the lens is 8 times the size of the lens aperture See also T-number F in British English symbol for 1. music a. a note having a frequency of 349.23 hertz (F above middle C) or this value multiplied or divided by any power of 2; the fourth note of the scale of C major b. a key, string, or pipe producing this note c. the major or minor key having this note as its tonic 2. Fahrenheit 3. Fellow 4. chemistry fluorine 5. Helmholtz function 6. physics force 7. franc(s) 8. farad(s) 9. genetics a generation of filial offspring, F1 being the first generation of offspring, F2 being the second generation, etc abbreviation for 10. France (international car registration) f. in British English or F. abbreviation for 1. fathom(s) 2. female 3. grammar feminine 4. Word forms: plural ff. or FF. folio 5. Word forms: plural ff. following (page) F- in British English abbreviation for fighter F-106 fighter in British English (ˈfaɪtə) noun 1. a person who fights, esp a professional boxer 2. a person who has determination 3. military an armed aircraft designed for destroying other aircraft F in American English 1 (ɛf) noun 1. Education a. a grade indicating failing work b. sometimes, a grade indicating fair or average work 2. Music a. the fourth tone or note in the ascending scale of C major b. the scale having this tone as a keynote c. a note representing this tone d. a key, string, etc. producing this tone F in American English 2 1. Fahrenheit 2. farad(s) 3. faraday(s) 4. Father 5. February 6. Fellow (of a learned society) 7. female or feminine 8. Genetics filial generation 9. fine 10. Insurance fire 11. Photography f-number 12. folio(s) 13. following 14. Physics force 15. franc(s) 16. French 17. Friar 18. Friday 19. Ancient Mathematics function 20. Pharmacy a. let there be made b. make f Also, for F2 (sense 7) F2 (sense 9) F2 (sense 11) F2 (sense 13) F2 (sense 15) F2 (sense 15) F2 (sense 20) Word origin (sense 20a) L fiat; (sense 20b) L fac F in American English 3 Chemistry fluorine f in American English 1 (ɛf) or F (ɛf) nounWord forms: plural f's or F's 1. the sixth letter of the English alphabet: a modification of the Old Greek digamma ( F), ultimately from the Phoenician 2. any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (f) offire 3. a type or impression for f or F 4. the sixth in a sequence or group 5. an object shaped like F adjective 6. of f or F 7. sixth in a sequence or group 8. shaped like F f in American English 2 1. femto- 2. Physics frequency 3. furlong(s) f in American English 3 Italian Musical Direction loud(ly) Word origin It forte F- in American English (ɛf) fighter used in designations for aircraft F-16 Examples of 'f' in a sentence f Berlin 10th December, 1944. `Dearest Marcia, In January, in the New Year, I will have a f ew days leave. Townsend, Eileen IN LOVE AND WAR Then as he walked rapidly down the lane, Anthony saw to his left, in a f ield, an astonishing sight. Townsend, Eileen IN LOVE AND WAR It had been a cold smile and a cold extension o f the hand, but as he took it he had felt blessed. Townsend, Eileen IN LOVE AND WAR I spent a few minutes over in Mod F, locked in the plumbing tunnel. Jefferson Parker SILENT JOE (2002) Sure, we might deploy to England, to the old F- 11 1 bases in Lakenheath or Upper Heyford, or deploy to Guam, but nowhere else. Brown, Dale CHAINS OF COMMAND (1993) Word lists with f international car registration letters Definition of 'F' Chinese translation of 'F' F 1 or f (ɛf) n (c/u) (= letter) 英语的第六个字母 abbr (= female) 女性 (nǚxìng) F 2 (ɛf) n (c/u) (Mus) C大调音阶中的第四个音符 abbr (= Fahrenheit) 华(華)氏温(溫)度计(計) (Huáshì wēndùjì) Nearby words of F 1 eyeliner eyeshadow eyesight F fable fabric fabricate Related terms of F 1 C sharp/F sharp sharp minus 24 (degrees C/F)
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