sept
sept — noun
1. a short written form of the word September, used in dates, notes, and schedules
a short written form of the word September, used in dates, notes, and schedules
The visa application must arrive by 30 Sept, or it will not be processed in time.
written abbreviation: day + Sept
Takeshi booked his flight for 12 Sept and asked for two extra days of leave.
The next course begins on 19 Sept, so Élise registered early to guarantee her place.
All invoices dated before 15 Sept will be processed in the current billing cycle.
文法句型
day + Sept
Sept + year
用法筆記
In formal writing, the abbreviation is often written with a period (Sept.). In informal notes, calendars, or tables, the period is frequently dropped.
常見錯誤
2. a group of people within a larger tribe or clan who share one ancestor, especial
a group of people within a larger tribe or clan who share one ancestor, especially in Irish and Scottish traditions — for example, a particular family line within the broader Campbell clan.
The O'Neill sept controlled much of the northern territory during the sixteenth century.
collocation: [clan name] + sept
Noor discovered that her ancestors belonged to a sept within the larger MacDonald clan.
sept + within + clan name
Each sept sent representatives to the annual meeting where the elders settled disputes between families.
According to local records, the sept was formed when three brothers split from the main tribe in 1420.
文法句型
sept + of + clan/tribe name