II. VC [ˌvi:ˈsi:]
VC abrev. de vice-chancellor
vice-chancellor SUST.
1. vice-chancellor ingl. brit. (head of university):
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- ≈ rektor m
2. vice-chancellor AM (chancellor's deputy):
3. vice-chancellor POL.:
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Positioned with its open mouth toward the enemy advance, this was a favorite of the VC.
en.wikipedia.org Shortly before their tour ends, a major offensive is launched and the section is sent into action to capture a VC-held bridge.
en.wikipedia.org It was established in 1856 and since then has been awarded 1,356 times, including three service personnel who were awarded the VC twice.
en.wikipedia.org He was the first and only naval medical officer to win VC.
en.wikipedia.org In this version his VC was replaced by the regiment.
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