Acronyms And Abbreviations

noun GD stands for General Discussion, which refers to a conversation or dialogue that covers a wide range of topics.

adjective GD can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to or suitable for general discussion.

• The GD session was conducted to gather feedback from all team members.
• Let's discuss the GD topic during our next meeting.
• I aced the GD round in the interview!
• The GD between the two political parties was intense and heated.

noun a type of international organization that promotes and facilitates trade between countries

adjective related to the organization EO or its activities

• The company's executive officer (EO) is responsible for making important strategic decisions.
• I heard the EO is planning to restructure the department next month.
• Have you met the new EO? They seem pretty cool.
• The EO of the project is like the captain of a ship, guiding everyone towards success.

noun It is a common term in the English language to refer to short forms of longer phrases or names.

• The TLA stands for 'Three Letter Acronym' in the field of linguistics.
• I'm tired of all these TLAs in the tech industry, can't they just use full words?
• TLA? Oh, that's just short for 'Too Long Acronym' in my book.
• Her TLA for success was hard work, determination, and perseverance.

noun CU is a common abbreviation for the word 'see you'.

verb CU can also be used as a verb in informal communication to mean 'see you'.

pronoun CU can be used as a pronoun in the context of informal communication to refer to the person being addressed.

interjection CU can be used as an interjection to express farewell or goodbye.

• The university offers a CU program for students interested in business management.
• I heard that CU is a popular choice among students for their study abroad program.
• Let's meet up at the CU library to study together.
• The team's chemistry on the field was like a well-oiled CU machine.

noun In this context, BBFL is a proper noun representing a specific type of relationship or bond between individuals.

• The business partners have been friends for years and consider each other to be BBFLs.
• I told my BBFL all about my crush on that guy from work.
• Me and my BBFL are going shopping this weekend.
• The bond between the two sisters was so strong, they were like BBFLs.

noun a shortened form of a word or phrase

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• The 'abbr' stands for abbreviation in this context.
• Can you please provide the 'abbr' for that term?
• I always forget the 'abbr' for that organization.
• Using 'abbr' in your writing can help save space and time.

noun a word or phrase that is formed by combining the initial letters of a series of words

adjective relating to or characteristic of acronyms or abbreviations

• The acrologic study of language focuses on the origins and development of words.
• I find acrologic puzzles to be quite challenging and fun to solve.
• Acrologic games are a great way to test your vocabulary skills.
• His acrologic ability to decode complex messages is like solving a puzzle.

adverb relating to or in the form of an acronym

• The term was often used acronymically in scientific literature.
• We always refer to it acronymically as 'NASA'.
• People in the tech industry love to talk acronymically.
• She described her emotions acronymically, using letters to represent different feelings.

noun There is no known definition for 'afv' as a noun.

• The Armed Forces of Venezuela (AFV) conducted military exercises near the border.
• My friend just got a new AFV model kit for his collection.
• That movie was so bad, it's like watching an AFV clip.
• Her ability to handle stressful situations is like an AFV, always ready for action.