Definition of scilicet in English:

scilicet

adverb ˈsɪlɪsɛtˈsʌɪlɪsɛtˈskiːlɪkɛtˈsɪləˌsɛt

That is to say; namely (introducing a word to be supplied or an explanation of an ambiguity).
即，也就是（后接补充性说明文字）
Example sentencesExamples
- What persuades me that an independent obligation was intended here is the reference in the sale contract, scilicet in its printed form.
- He said ‘The first thing which struck me when I was going home [scilicet on the evening of Day 18] was why would I be sending a coded letter to Mr Curry?’
Synonyms
namely, that is to say, that is, to wit, to be specific, specifically, in other words, to put it another way

Origin

Latin, from scire licet 'one is permitted to know'.

Definition of scilicet in US English:

scilicet

adverbˈsɪləˌsɛtˈsiləˌset

That is to say; namely (introducing a word to be supplied or an explanation of an ambiguity).
即，也就是（后接补充性说明文字）
Example sentencesExamples
- What persuades me that an independent obligation was intended here is the reference in the sale contract, scilicet in its printed form.
- He said ‘The first thing which struck me when I was going home [scilicet on the evening of Day 18] was why would I be sending a coded letter to Mr Curry?’
Synonyms
namely, that is to say, that is, to wit, to be specific, specifically, in other words, to put it another way

Origin

Latin, from scire licet ‘one is permitted to know’.

单词	scilicet
释义	Definition of scilicet in English: scilicet adverb ˈsɪlɪsɛtˈsʌɪlɪsɛtˈskiːlɪkɛtˈsɪləˌsɛt That is to say; namely (introducing a word to be supplied or an explanation of an ambiguity). 即，也就是（后接补充性说明文字） Example sentencesExamples What persuades me that an independent obligation was intended here is the reference in the sale contract, scilicet in its printed form. He said ‘The first thing which struck me when I was going home [scilicet on the evening of Day 18] was why would I be sending a coded letter to Mr Curry?’ Synonyms namely, that is to say, that is, to wit, to be specific, specifically, in other words, to put it another way Origin Latin, from scire licet 'one is permitted to know'. Definition of scilicet in US English: scilicet adverbˈsɪləˌsɛtˈsiləˌset That is to say; namely (introducing a word to be supplied or an explanation of an ambiguity). 即，也就是（后接补充性说明文字） Example sentencesExamples What persuades me that an independent obligation was intended here is the reference in the sale contract, scilicet in its printed form. He said ‘The first thing which struck me when I was going home [scilicet on the evening of Day 18] was why would I be sending a coded letter to Mr Curry?’ Synonyms namely, that is to say, that is, to wit, to be specific, specifically, in other words, to put it another way Origin Latin, from scire licet ‘one is permitted to know’.
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