What does ACC mean?
ACC means Associate Candidate Countries
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Associate Candidate Countries?
3 ways to abbreviate Associate Candidate Countries
Associate Candidate Countries can be abbreviated as ACC
Other shorthands for Associate Candidate Countries are: ACC, acc
Associate Candidate Countries can be abbreviated as ACC
Other shorthands for Associate Candidate Countries are: ACC, acc
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What does ACC stand for? ACC stands for "Associate Candidate Countries". |
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How to abbreviate "Associate Candidate Countries"? "Associate Candidate Countries" can be abbreviated as ACC. |
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What is the meaning of ACC abbreviation? The meaning of ACC abbreviation is "Associate Candidate Countries". |
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What is ACC abbreviation? One of the definitions of ACC is "Associate Candidate Countries". |
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What does ACC mean? ACC as abbreviation means "Associate Candidate Countries". |
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What is shorthand of Associate Candidate Countries? The most common shorthand of "Associate Candidate Countries" is ACC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C Phil - Candidate in Philosophy
- CCEQ - Candidate Countries Economies Quarterly
- CGRUG - Candidate General Resource Unit Group
- CGRUS - Candidate General Resource Unit Set
- NIROC - Network of Interest Representation Offices from Candidate Countries
- CIP - Candidate Interoperability Plan
- CL - Candidate List
- CR - Candidate Recommendation
- CM - Candidate Material
- CS - Candidate Specification
- CAS - Candidate Associate Society
- CCEQ - Candidate Countries Economic Quarterly
- CECC - Central European Candidate Countries
- NBCC - Network in the Baltic Candidate Countries
- ACC - Acceding and Candidate Countries
- acc - Associated Candidate Countries
- acc - Accession Candidate Countries
- cc - Candidate Countries
- ccs - Candidate Countries
- ANNEX I - Countries committed to a quantified CO2 target (OECD, EU, Central and Eastern European countries)