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Some abbreviations


e. g. : stands for: exempli gratia, and means: for example.
i. e. : stands for: id est, and means: that is.

Days:

Sun.: Sunday
Mon.: Monday
Tues.: Tuesday
Wed.: Wednesday
Thurs.: Thursday
Fri.: Friday
Sat.: Saturday

Months:

Jan.: January
Feb.: February
Mar.: March
Apr.: April
May
June
July
Aug.: August
Sept.: September
Oct.: October
Nov.: November
Dec.: December

Time:

Sec.: second
hr.: hour
mo.: month
yr.: year
B.C.: Before Christ
A.D.: Anno Domini (in the year of the Lord)
A.M.: ante-meridiem (before noon)
P.M.: post-meridiem (after noon)
M.P.H.: miles per hour
r.p.m: revolutions per minute

Years and times of day:

A.D.: anno domini. Latin. After the birth of Christ. Example A.D. 1900.
A.M.: ante meridiem; Latin, before noon.
P.M.: post meridiem.
B.C.: before Christ; the years before the birth of Christ.

The principal time zones in the United States:

EST: Eastern Standard Time
CST: Central Standard Time
MST: Mountain Standard Time
PST: Pacific Standard Time

Canadian provinces:

Alta.: Alberta
B.C.: British Columbia
Man.: Manitoba
N.B.: New Brunswick
Nfld.: Newfoundland
N.S.: Nova Scotia
Ont.: Ontario
P.E.I.: Prince Edward Island
P.Q. or Que. : Quebec
Sask.: Saskatchewan
N.W.T.: North west Territories

Some countries:

Can.: Canada
U.S.A.: United States of America
G.B.: Great Britain
U.K. : United Kingdom
N.Z.: New Zealand

American states:

Ala.: Alabama
Alas.: Alaska
Ariz.: Arizona
Ark.: Arkansas
Cal.: California
Colo.: classado
Conn.: Connecticut
Del.: Delaware
Fla.: Florida
Ga.: Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Ill.: Illinois
Ind.: Indiana
Iowa
Kan.: Kansas
Ky.: Kentucky
La.: Louisiana
Maine
Md.: Maryland
Mass.: Massachusetts
Mich.: Michigan
Minn.: Minnesota
Miss.: Mississippi
Mo.: Missouri
Mont.: Montana
Neb.: Nebraska
Nev.: Nevada
N.H.: New Hampshire
N.J.: New Jersey
N.Mex.: New Mexico
N.Y.: New York
N. Car.: North Carolina
N.Dak.: North Dakota
Ohio
Okla.: Oklahoma
Ore.: Oregon
Pa.: Pennsylvania
R.I.: Rhode Island
S. Car.: South Carolina
S.Dak.: South Dakota
Tenn.: Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vt.: Vermont
Va.: Virginia
Wash.: Washington
W.Va.: West Virginia
Wis.: Wisconsin
Wyo.: Wyoming
D.C.: District of Columbia

Jobs and titles:

Appt.: appointment
B.A.: Bachelor of Arts (basic college degree)
CPA: certified public accountant
DDS: doctor of dental surgery (dentist)
Expd. experienced
Jr.: Junior
K: thousand
M.A.: Master of Arts (advanced college degree)
M.D.: medical doctor
Mr.: Mister
Mrs.: Missus (variation of mistress, a title formerly used for married women)
Ms.. title used for a female of any age
Ph.D.: Doctor of Philosophy (advanced college degree)
RN: registered nurse
Sr.: senior
Ald.: Alderman
Dr.: Doctor
G.P.: General Practitioner
Hon.: Honorable
Jr.: Junior
J.P.: Justice of the peace
M.L.A.: Member of the Legislative Assembly
M.P.: Member of Parliament
Mr.: Mister
Br.: Brother
Mrs.: Mistress
Prof.: Professor
Q.C.: Queen’s Counsel
Rev.: Reverend
Sr.: Senior
Supt.: Superintendent
St.: Saint

Academic:

B.A.: Bachelor of Arts
M.A.: Master of Arts
B.Com.: Bachelor of Commerce
B.Ed.: Bachelor of Education
B.Eng.: Bachelor of Engineering
B.Sc.: Bachelor of Science
C.A.: Chartered Accountant
LL.B.: legum baccalaureus (Bachelor of Laws)
M.D.: Medical Doctor
Ph.D.: Doctor of philosophy
Treas.: Treasurer
Sec.: Secretary
Pres.: President
Vice-pres.: Vice-President
M.C.: Master of ceremonies
V.I.P.: Very important person (Slang)

Canadian politic parties:

Cons.: Conservative
Ind.: Independent
Lib.: Liberal
N.P.D.: New Democratic Party

Building:

a/c: air conditioning
Apt. : Apartment
CAC: central air conditioning
conv.: convenient
fl.: floor
incl. util.: Including utilities (rent includes charges: water, gas, and electricity)
kit. : kitchen
res. mgr./supt.: resident manager/superintendent
rms. : rooms
stud. : studio
wbf: wood-burning fireplace
w/w: wall-to-wall carpeting

Locations:

Ave.: Avenue
bldg.: building
Blvd.: Boulevard
Dr.: Drive
Pkwy.: Parkway
Pl.: Place
P.O.: post office
Rd.: Road
RFD: rural free delivery (used in rural addresses)
Rte.: Route
Sq.: Square
St.: Street
Ave.: Avenue
Cres.: Crescent
Dr.: Drive
R.R.: Rural Route

Symbols:

/: for (“3/$2” means three items for two dollars)
$: Dollars
%: Percent
#: Number
ã: Copyright
¢: Cents
@: For each
C/o: in care of
&: And

Country Codes:

Anguilla : AI
Argentina : AR
Australia : AU
Austria : AT
Belgium : BE
Brazil : BR
Canada : CA
Chile : CL
China : CN
Costa Rica : CR
Denmark : DK
Dominican Republic : DO
Ecuador : EC
Finland : FI
France : FR
Germany : DE
Greece : GR
Hong Kong : HK
Iceland : IS
India : IN
Ireland : IE
Israel : IL
Italy : IT
Jamaica : JM
Japan : JP
Luxembourg : LU
Malaysia : MY
Mexico : MX
Monaco : MC
Netherlands : NL
New Zealand : NZ
Norway : NO
Portugal : PT
Singapore : SG
South Korea : KR
Spain : ES
Sweden : SE
Switzerland : CH
Thailand : TH
Taiwan : TW
Turkey : TR
United Kingdom : GB
United States : US
Uruguay : UY
Venezuela : VE

Others:

Co.: company
e.g.: exempli gratia (for example)
i.e.: id est (that is)
encl.: enclosed
et al.: et alii (and others)
etc. = &c.: et cetera (and so on)
Inc. Incorporated
Ltd.: limited
mph: miles per hour
ms = M.S.: manuscript
P.S.: postscript
c/o in care of
a/c: account
I.O.U.: I owe you
i/c: in charge of
Dept.: department
Ad.: advertisement
No.: number
Cels.: Celsius
F.:Fahrenheit
Deg.: degree
n.b.: note bene (note well)
Contd.: continued
p.t.o.: please turn over
p.: page
Pref.: preface
P.O.: Post Office
Pkg.: package
M.O.: Money Order
P.C. Post Card
AM/FM: amplitude modulation/frequency modulation (radio bands)
Btu: British thermal units (used to measure cooling/heating potential)
C.O.D: collect on delivery. Cash on delivery
D&B: Dunn & Bradstreet (Wall Street firm that rates companies)
ESP: extrasensory perception
IQ: intelligence quotient
rpm: revolution per minute
S.S.: social security (identification number)
UHF: ultrahigh frequency (TV band)
UN: United Nations
U.S.: United States
VHF: very high frequency (TV band)
vs.: versus (against)


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