What does CELT mean?
CELT means Controlled English to Logic Translation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Controlled English to Logic Translation?
Controlled English to Logic Translation can be abbreviated as CELT
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What does CELT stand for? CELT stands for "Controlled English to Logic Translation". |
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How to abbreviate "Controlled English to Logic Translation"? "Controlled English to Logic Translation" can be abbreviated as CELT. |
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What is the meaning of CELT abbreviation? The meaning of CELT abbreviation is "Controlled English to Logic Translation". |
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What is CELT abbreviation? One of the definitions of CELT is "Controlled English to Logic Translation". |
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What does CELT mean? CELT as abbreviation means "Controlled English to Logic Translation". |
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What is shorthand of Controlled English to Logic Translation? The most common shorthand of "Controlled English to Logic Translation" is CELT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CLCE - Common Logic Controlled English
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- CANDLE - Controlled Access to Digital Libraries in Europe
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- EPTI - English Preparation for Translation Interpretation
- ESL - English to Limited
- ETSD - English To Spanish Dictionary
- LOST - Location to Service Translation
- TIBBIT - Timing Insensitive Binary to Binary Translation
- ACTRAN - Autocoder-to-COBOL Translation
- ACE - Attempto Controlled English (linguistics)
- ace - Avaya Controlled English
- ce - Controlled English
- candle - Controlled Access to Network Digital Libraries in Europe
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- esol - English to Students of Other Languages
- est - English to Spanish Translation
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