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Etc. or etc is an abbreviation of et cetera, a Latin expression meaning "and similar other things" or "and so on."
ETC or etc may also refer to:
Companies and organizations
- Electronic Theatre Controls, an American electronics manufacturer
- ETC (Chilean TV network), a Chilean cable television channel
- ETC (Philippine TV network), a Philippine television network
- Zee ETC Bollywood, an Indian television channel
- Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation, a telecommunications provider
- ETC Group (AGETC), an American appropriate technology organization
- ETC Group (energy efficiency consultant), an energy efficiency consulting firm
- European Technical Center, of the US National Security Agency
- European Travel Commission, a tourism agency
- Experimental Theatre Club, at University of Oxford, England
Science and technology
- Electron transport chain
- Electronic throttle control, an automobile technology
- Electronic toll collection, collecting tolls without cash or requiring cars to stop
- Electrothermal-chemical technology, a military research project involving tank projectiles
- Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers, an online database related to the geometry of triangles
- Ericsson Texture Compression, a texture compression algorithm
Finance
- Ethereum Classic, a crypto currency
- Equipment trust certificate, a financial security
- Estimate to complete, a component in earned value management
- Exchange-traded commodity or currency or certificate; see Exchange-traded fund
Other
- Etc (band), a Czech rock band
- ETC: A Review of General Semantics, a scholarly journal
- Cadillac ETC, an automobile
- European Team Championships, an athletics competition
- Expressive therapies continuum, a model of creative functioning used in the field of art therapy
- Extratropical cyclone, low-pressure areas which drive the weather over much of the Earth
/etc, a directory in Unix and Unix-like systems, see Unix directory structure
See also
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