modus+operandi
51modus operandi — UK [ˌməʊdəs ˌɒpəˈrændiː] / US [ˌmoʊdəs ˌɑpəˈrændɪ] / US [ˌmoʊdəs ˌɑpəˈrænˌdaɪ] noun [singular] formal a way of behaving or doing something that is typical of a person or group • Etymology: From a Latin phrase meaning way of working …
52modus operandi — /ˌmoʊdəs ɒpəˈrændi/ (say .mohduhs opuh randee) noun mode of operating or working. {Latin} …
53modus operandi — Method of operating (Latin) …
54Modus Operandi — Mo|dus Ope|rạn|di, der; , Modi (Art und Weise des Handelns, des Tätigwerdens) …
55modus operandi — /mowdas oparasnday/ Method of operating or doing things (M.O.). Term used by police and criminal investigators to describe the particular method of a criminal s activity. It refers to pattern of criminal behavior so distinct that separate crimes… …
56modus operandi — /mowdas oparasnday/ Method of operating or doing things (M.O.). Term used by police and criminal investigators to describe the particular method of a criminal s activity. It refers to pattern of criminal behavior so distinct that separate crimes… …
57modus operandi — The method of operation …
59Modus — (lateinisch für „Art“, „Weise“; Plural: Modi) bezeichnet: Musik Modus (lateinisch für „Art“, „Weise“; Plural: Modi) bezeichnet: Musik Vorlagenschleife entdeckt: Modus (Musik) Sprache Modus (Grammatik), einen grammatikalischen… …
60Modus — can mean: Modus, the Latin name for grammatical mood, in linguistics Modus, the Latin name for mode (statistics) Modus (company), an Alberta based company Modus (medieval music), a term used in several different technical meanings in medieval… …
