ABL

Meaning of ABL in English

Function: abbreviation

ablative

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ABL — Airport Name : Ambler Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ABL ICAO Code : PAFM
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ABL — abbreviation ~ative
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ABL — abbreviation ablative
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ABL. — ablative 1 .
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ABL — one of the professional basketball leagues in the USA
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ABL — ablative
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ABL — [abl] abbreviation ablative
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.ABL — Maxagrid Avails Data File (text format)
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ABL — Maxagrid Avails Data File (text format)
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ABL — administration blocked административно блокирован
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PAFM — Airport Name : Ambler Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ABL ICAO Code : PAFM
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AMBLER AIRPORT — Airport Name : Ambler Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : ABL ICAO Code : PAFM
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VICE
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VIA — I. ˈvīə also ˈvēə preposition Etymology: Latin, abl. of via way; akin to Greek hiesthai to hurry — more at …
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SUICIDE — I. ˈsüəˌsīd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin sui (gen.), sibi (dative), se (accusative & abl.) oneself + English -cide; …
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SANS — I. ˈsanz, ˈsaa(ə)nz, ˈsänz preposition Etymology: Middle English saun, saunz, sans, from Middle French san, sanz, sans, from Old French …
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SALVO — I. ˈsal(ˌ)vō noun ( plural salvos or salvoes ) Etymology: modification of Italian salva, from French salve, from Middle French, …
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REBUS — I. ˈrēbəs noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin, by things (abl. plural of res thing) — more at real 1. …
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RE — I. noun or ray ˈrā ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin re, from Latin re sonare to resound, a word …
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RATE — I. ˈrāt, usu -ād.+V verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English raten, perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish rata …
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QUIBBLE — I. ˈkwibəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably diminutive of obsolete quib quibble, perhaps from Latin quibus, dative & abl. …
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QUAQUAVERSAL — I. |kwākwə|vərsəl adjective Etymology: Latin quaqua versus turned in every direction (from quaqua wherever, in whatever direction, in every direction …
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QUA — I. ˈkwā, ˈkwä preposition Etymology: Latin, from abl. singular feminine of qui who — more at who : in the …
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PROCONSUL — I. (ˈ)prō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, from the phrase pro consule (acting) for a consul, …
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PENDING — I. pending present part of pend II. pend·ing ˈpendiŋ, -dēŋ preposition Etymology: French pend ant (from present participle of pendre …
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PACE
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NO
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MODERN — I. R ˈmädərn, - R -dən or -d ə n; R & - R also ÷ -d(ə)rən adjective ( often …
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MANUSCRIPT — I. ˈmanyəˌskript sometimes ˈmanə- adjective Etymology: Latin manu scriptus written by hand, from manu (abl. of manus hand) + scriptus, …
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MANUFACTURE — I. ˌman(y)əˈfakchə(r), -ksh- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin manufactus made by hand (from Latin manu …
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QUOMODO — ˈkwōməˌdō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, in what manner, how, from quo (abl. of qui who, what) + modo, …
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