What does BRR mean?
BRR means Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving?
Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving can be abbreviated as BRR
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What does BRR stand for? BRR stands for "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving". |
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How to abbreviate "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving"? "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving" can be abbreviated as BRR. |
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What is the meaning of BRR abbreviation? The meaning of BRR abbreviation is "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving". |
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What is BRR abbreviation? One of the definitions of BRR is "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving". |
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What does BRR mean? BRR as abbreviation means "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving". |
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What is shorthand of Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving? The most common shorthand of "Beginners Reglement Routebeschrijving" is BRR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RDBZ - Reglement Dienst Buitenlandse Zaken
- BDI - Beginners Discussion Initiative
- BASIC - Beginners All Purpose Instruction Code
- BASIC - Beginners All Symbolic Instruction Code
- BASIC - Beginners Allpurpose Symbolic Instruction Code
- BET - Beginners End Tag
- BHB - Beginners Help Beginners
- BHR - Beginners Ham Radio
- BGA - Beginners Guide to Aeronautics
- BGGIS - Beginners Guide to Geographic Information System
- BQP - Beginners Questions Photography
- Bs - Beginners Special
- BWD - Beginners Web Development
- ROSR - Reglement Onderzoek Schepen Rijn
- bw - Beginners Workshop
- RM - Reglement Mensuel
- basic - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instructional Code
- basic - Beginners All-Purpose Simbolic Instruction Code
- basic - Beginners All-purpose Symbollic Instruction Code
- BASIC - Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. Acronym name for the early computer programming language. Makes a good quiz question. (Ack R Leviton) See also COBOL. Additionally and alternatively (thanks T Bastock) BASIC has in past times been amusingly