PRA

Meaning of PRA in English

Public Roads Administration.

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PRA — Airport Name : General Urquiza International Airport Airport Location : Paraná, Argentina IATA Code : PRA ICAO Code : SAAP
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PRA — ■ abbreviation progressive retinal atrophy.
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PRA — river of southern Ghana. The Pra River rises in the Kwahu Plateau near Mpraeso and flows 150 miles (240 km) …
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PRA — abbr. (in the UK) President of the Royal Academy.
Английский основной разговорный словарь
PRA — abbr. (in the UK) President of the Royal Academy.
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PRA — abbr. (in the UK) President of the Royal Academy.
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PRA — PRAgmatics. The language used by COPS for specification of code generator s. ["Metalanguages of the Compiler Production System COPS", J. …
FOLDOC Computer English Dictionary
PRA — Paperwork Reduction Act; Planned Regulatory Action
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PRA — progressive retinal atrophy (кинология)
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
SAAP — Airport Name : General Urquiza International Airport Airport Location : Paraná, Argentina IATA Code : PRA ICAO Code : SAAP
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GENERAL URQUIZA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT — Airport Name : General Urquiza International Airport Airport Location : Paraná, Argentina IATA Code : PRA ICAO Code : SAAP
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PRAVASTATIN — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pra- (of unknown origin) + -vastatin (as in lovastatin) Date: 1987 a drug C 23 …
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PROSTATE — I. ˈpräˌstāt, chiefly in substandard speech -trāt, usu -ād.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin prostata, from Greek prostatēs, …
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PROSPECTIVE — I. prəˈspektiv, -tēv also (ˈ)prä|s- or -təv sometimes prōˈs- adjective Etymology: Late Latin prospectivus, from Latin prospectus (past participle of …
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PREMIER — I. (ˈ)prē|mi(ə)r, -miə, prə̇ˈm- sometimes ˈpriˌm- or (ˈ)pre|m- or (ˈ)prā|m-; ˈprēmēə(r) also ˈprem- or ˈprim- sometimes ˈprām-; also prə̇mˈyi(ə)r or …
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POST — I. ˈpōst noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old Frisian, Middle Dutch, & Middle …
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FOR — I. fə(r), (|)fȯ(ə)r, (|)fȯ(ə), in R speech in the southern US also (|)fär preposition Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; …
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VANAPRASTHA — ˌvənəˈprəstə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, literally, one who departs to the forest, from vana forest + pratiṣṭhati he …
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SUPRA- — in pronunciations below, | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ . |süprə sometimes -ü(ˌ)prä or -ü(ˌ)prȧ prefix Etymology: Latin supra-, from supra above, on top, beyond, …
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SUPRA — ˈsüprə, -ü(ˌ)prä, -ü(ˌ)prȧ adverb Etymology: Latin : above ; especially : in the earlier part of this writing for additional …
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SEMPRE — ˈsem(ˌ)prā adverb Etymology: Italian, from Latin semper : always — used as a direction in music sempre legato
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RAJPRAMUKH — ˈräjprəˌmu̇k noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi rājpramukh, from Sanskrit rājapramukha, from rājan king + pramukha chief, from pra- before …
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PROSTATICOVESICAL — prä|stad.kō+ adjective or pros·ta·to·vesical |prästəd.ō+ Etymology: prostaticovesical from prostatic + -o- + vesical; prostatovesical from prostat- + vesical : of, …
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PROSCOPINOUS — (ˈ)prä|skäpənəs adjective Etymology: proscopin- (irregular from Greek proskopion visor) + -ous : having supraorbital ridges most primitive hominids are proscopinous
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PROCESSUAL — (ˈ)prä|seshəwəl, -rō|s- adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin processus legal process + English -al — more at process 1. : of or …
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PRETA — ˈprād.ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit, from pra- before, forward, away + ita gone, past participle of eti he …
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PRESTABILISM — prēˈstabəˌlizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: German prästabilismus, from prästabilieren to preestablish (from prä- pre- + stabilieren to establish, from …
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PREHNITIC ACID — (ˈ)prā|nid.ik-, (ˈ)pre|- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prehnite + -ic; probably from the resemblance of the crystals to the mammillae …
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SUPRAVITAL — [su.pra.vi.tal] adj [ISV] (1919): constituting or relating to the staining of living tissues or cells surviving after removal from a …
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SUPRANATIONAL — [su.pra.na.tion.al] adj (1908): transcending national boundaries, authority, or interests "a ~ authority, regulating ocean usage --N. H. Jacoby" -- su.pra.na.tion.al.ism …
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COMPRADOR — [com.pra.dor] or com.pra.dore n [Pg comprador, lit., buyer] (1840) 1: a Chinese agent engaged by a foreign establishment in China …
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