Meaning of and/or in English

and/or

conjunction

/ˌændˈɔːr/ us

/ˌændˈɔːr/

(used to refer to both things or either one of the two mentioned) either "and" or "or":

If the game is cancelled, you will get a refund and/or new tickets.

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Either, or, neither, nor

(Definition of and/or from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

and/or | American Dictionary

and/or

conjunction

/ˈændˈɔr/

(used to refer to both things or either one of the two mentioned) either "and" or "or":

If the game is canceled, you will get a refund and/or new tickets.

(Definition of and/or from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

and/or | Business English

and/or

conjunction

used to mean that either one of two things or both of them is possible:

Some banks are offering customers cards and/or loans over the internet.

(Definition of and/or from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Translations of and/or

in Chinese (Traditional)

in Chinese (Simplified)

和／或, 以及／或者…

和／或, 以及／或者…

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and then some idiom

and what have you idiom

(and) all the rest idiom

(and) no messing idiom

and/or

andalusite BETA

andante

andesite BETA

andesitic BETA

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