MRE

Meaning of MRE in English

[MRE] abbreviation meals ready to eat

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MRE — abbreviation meals ready to eat
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
MRE — ˌem(ˌ)ärˈē abbreviation or noun ( -s ) : a meal ready to eat
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MRE — pre-packaged food (especially for military troops consumption)
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MRE — meals ready to eat
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MRE — ■ abbreviation (in the US armed forces) meal ready to eat.
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MRE — Meals Ready to Excrete :-) Meals Rejected by the Enemy :-) Meals, Rejected by Everyone :-) For more possible definitions …
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MRE — Function: abbreviation meals ready to eat
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