C1
- a person whose job is supervisory or clerical, or who works in junior management
- (as adjective)C1 worker
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Examples from the Web for c1
Contemporary Examples
The next step, Level C, had only two options: either he was away for some other reason (C1), or he had gone to see the Devi (C2).
Historical Examples
In the female voice all tones below the c1 take the character of o.
The Voice in SingingEmma Seiler
Frontal spine (c1) very different from the others, pincer-shaped, with two long, nearly parallel slightly bent horns.
On the left side, C1 and P2 are missing; the other teeth are present and entire.
American WeaselsE. Raymond Hall
We may conclude, therefore, that the uinal coefficient in C1 should have been 13, instead of 19 as recorded.
An Introduction to the Study of the Maya HieroglyphsSylvanus Griswold Morley
The work is gripped between the two cones c and c1 which are forced together by nut n.
Turning and BoringFranklin D. Jones