What does BEM mean?
BEM means British European Motors
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for British European Motors?
British European Motors can be abbreviated as BEM
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What does BEM stand for? BEM stands for "British European Motors". |
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What is the meaning of BEM abbreviation? The meaning of BEM abbreviation is "British European Motors". |
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What is BEM abbreviation? One of the definitions of BEM is "British European Motors". |
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What does BEM mean? BEM as abbreviation means "British European Motors". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BAEML - British Association of European Mountain Leaders
- BAEPD - British Association of European Pharmaceutical Distributors
- BASEES - British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies
- BEBF - British European Breeders’ Fund
- BEA - British European Airways
- BMU - British Motors Ukraine
- BEDG - British European Design Group
- BEC - British European Centre
- BEAC - British European Airways Corporation
- BEADGCF - British European Airways Did Good Continental Flights
- BEAP - British European Associated Publishers
- BEARS - British European American Race Series
- BEARS - British European American Racing Series
- BEAT - British European Auto Tour
- FBEAG - Franco-British European Air Group
- BEA - Banque Ext?rieure D'Alg?rie - British European Airways (ancestor Of British Airways)
- BEPA - British European Potato Association
- BEACON - British European Airways Computer Network
- brms - British Racing Motors
- BOAC - Better On A Camel. Younger viewers perhaps will not know the old BOAC airline, which officially stood for British Overseas Airways Corporation. BOAC was the British state airline from 1939-74, after which it merged with BEA (British European Airways - amu