What does CLASP mean?
CLASP means Cambridge Language and Speech Project
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Cambridge Language and Speech Project?
Cambridge Language and Speech Project can be abbreviated as CLASP
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What does CLASP stand for? CLASP stands for "Cambridge Language and Speech Project". |
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How to abbreviate "Cambridge Language and Speech Project"? "Cambridge Language and Speech Project" can be abbreviated as CLASP. |
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What is the meaning of CLASP abbreviation? The meaning of CLASP abbreviation is "Cambridge Language and Speech Project". |
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What is CLASP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CLASP is "Cambridge Language and Speech Project". |
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What does CLASP mean? CLASP as abbreviation means "Cambridge Language and Speech Project". |
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What is shorthand of Cambridge Language and Speech Project? The most common shorthand of "Cambridge Language and Speech Project" is CLASP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCALAS - Centre for Computer Analysis of Language and Speech
- CLSP - Center for Language and Speech Processing
- CLST - Centre for Language and Speech Technology
- ILSP - Institute for Language and Speech Processing
- ATLAS - Applied Technologies on Language and Speech
- CLASS - Collaboration in LAnguage and Speech Science
- CLAC - Cambridge Language and Activity Courses
- ELSE - Evaluation in Language and Speech Engineering
- ELSN - European Language and Speech Network
- ENTLS - European NeTwork in Language and Speech
- ESJLS - European Student Journal of Language and Speech
- ILS - Institute for Language and Speech
- LASER - Language and Speech Exploitation Resources
- LASI - Language and Speech Impaired
- LSP - Language and Speech Processing
- LST - Language and Speech Technology
- RLTP - Refugee Language and Training Project
- ELSNET - European Language and Speech NETwork
- l&s - Language and Speech
- las - Language and Speech