PRIN

Meaning of PRIN in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ abbreviation ]

1. principal

2. principle

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PRIN — prin- see prime
Interlingua English vocab
PRIN — abbreviation ~cipal, ~ciple
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
PRIN — I. ˈprin chiefly Scotland variant of preen I II. abbreviation 1. principal; principally 2. principle
Webster's New International English Dictionary
PRIN. — 1. principal. 2. principally. 3. principle.
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
PRIN — [prin] abbreviation principal, principle
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PRIN — Function: abbreviation 1 principal 2 principle
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PRINCIPE — prin·cipe (prín-) n (the) first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc.)
Interlingua English vocab
PRINCIPLE — I. ˈprin(t)səpəl, -səbəl also -inzp- or -in(t)sp- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, modification of Middle French principe, from …
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PRINCIPIAL — I. (ˈ)prin|sipēəl adjective Etymology: Latin principi um beginning + English -al : initial , primary II. adjective : of, relating …
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PRINCIPAL — I. ˈprin(t)səpəl, -səbəl also -inzp- or -in(t)sp- adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin principalis first, principal, from …
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PRINCESS — I. ˈprin(t)sə̇s ( before a vȯiced consonant sometimes -ə̇z), ˈprinˌses, prinˈses noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English princesse, from …
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PRINCE — I. ˈprin(t)s noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin princip-, princeps first person, chief, prince, …
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PRIMROSE
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PRIME — I. ˈprīm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English prīm, from Latin prima ( hora ) first …
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PRINTANIER — praⁿtȧnyā adjective or prin·ta·nière -yeer Etymology: printanier from French, from printanier vernal, from Middle French, from printemps spring (from prin …
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PRINCOX
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PORT-AU-PRINCE — |pōrd.(ˌ)ō|prin(t)s, -|praⁿs adjective Usage: usually capitalized both Ps Etymology: from Port-au-Prince, capital of Haiti : of or from Port-au-Prince, the …
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UNPRINTABLE — — unprintableness , n. — unprintably , adv. /un prin"teuh beuhl/ , adj. improper or unfit for print, esp. because …
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UNPRINCIPLED — — unprincipledness , n. /un prin"seuh peuhld/ , adj. 1. lacking or not based on moral scruples or principles: an …
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TELEPRINTER — /tel"euh prin'teuhr/ , n. a teletypewriter. [ 1925-30; TELE(TYPE) + PRINTER ]
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SURFACE-PRINTING — /serr"fis prin'ting/ , n. planography. [ 1830-40 ]
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SUPERINTENDENT — /sooh'peuhr in ten"deuhnt, sooh'prin-/ , n. 1. a person who oversees or directs some work, enterprise, establishment, organization, district, etc.; …
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SUPERINTENDENCY — /sooh'peuhr in ten"deuhn see, sooh'prin-/ , n. , pl. superintendencies . 1. a district or place under a superintendent. 2. …
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SUBPRINCIPAL — /sub prin"seuh peuhl, sub"prin'-/ , n. 1. an assistant or deputy principal. 2. Music. (in an organ) a subbass of …
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PRINCOX — /prin"koks, pring"-/ , n. Archaic. a self-confident young fellow; coxcomb. Also, princock /prin"kok, pring"-/ . [ 1530-40; orig. uncert. ]
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PRINCESS — — princesslike , adj. — princessly , adj. /prin"sis, -ses, prin ses"/ , n. 1. a nonreigning female member of …
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EDITIO PRINCEPS — /e dit"i oh' prdding"keps/ ; Eng. /i dish"ee oh' prin"seps/ , pl. editiones principes /e dit'i oh"nes prdding"ki pes'/ ; …
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PRINCESS — I. ˈprin(t)-səs, ˈprin-ˌses, ( usual Brit ) prin-ˈses noun Date: 14th century 1. archaic : a woman having sovereign power …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
UNPRINCIPLED — [un.prin.ci.pled] adj (1644): lacking moral principles: unscrupulous -- un.prin.ci.pled.ness n
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PRINCIPAL — [prin.ci.pal] adj [ME, fr. OF, fr. L principalis, fr. princip-, princeps] (14c) 1: most important, consequential, or influential: chief 2: …
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PRINCESS — [prin.cess] n (14c) 1 archaic: a woman having sovereign power 2: a female member of a royal family; esp: a …
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EDITIO PRINCEPS — [edi.tio prin.ceps] n, pl edi.ti.o.nes prin.ci.pes [NL, lit., first edition] (1802): the first printed edition esp. of a work that …
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