Webex· cur· sus ik-ˈskər-səs. plural excursuses also excursus ik-ˈskər-səs. -ˌsüs. : an appendix or digression that contains further exposition of some point or topic.

Webego etcétera (abreviado etc y más ráramente ecc) exemplum (plural: exempla) ex (generalmente antepuesto a un sustantivo señala a algo que ya no es) ex libris exabrupto …

Webnoun, plural ex·cur·sus·es, ex·cur·sus. a detailed discussion of some point in a book, especially one added as an appendix. a digression or incidental excursion, as in a narrative.

Webex•cur•sus. (ɛkˈskɜr səs) n., pl. -sus•es, -sus. 1. a detailed discussion of some point in a book, esp. one added as an appendix. 2. a digression or incidental excursion, as in a …

Webformal uk / ɪkˈskɜː.səs / us / ɪkˈskɝː.səs /. a detailed discussion or explanation of a subject, which is separate from the main subject that is being written or talked about:

WebAn excursus (from Latin excurrere, 'to run out of') is a short episode or anecdote in a work of literature. [1] Often excursuses have nothing to do with the matter being discussed by …

Webexcursus in American English. (ekˈskɜːrsəs) sustantivo Formas de la palabra: plural -suses, -sus. 1. a detailed discussion of some point in a book, esp. one added as an appendix. 2. …

WebThe meaning of EXCURSE is a sally or digression. Noun. Latin excursus, from excursus, past participle of excurrere. Intransitive verb. Latin excursus, past participle

Webexcurso. Del lat. excursus. 1. m. digresión.

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