What does CTTP mean?
CTTP means Conference to the Point
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Conference to the Point?
Conference to the Point can be abbreviated as CTTP
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What does CTTP stand for? CTTP stands for "Conference to the Point". |
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How to abbreviate "Conference to the Point"? "Conference to the Point" can be abbreviated as CTTP. |
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What is the meaning of CTTP abbreviation? The meaning of CTTP abbreviation is "Conference to the Point". |
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What is CTTP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CTTP is "Conference to the Point". |
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What does CTTP mean? CTTP as abbreviation means "Conference to the Point". |
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What is shorthand of Conference to the Point? The most common shorthand of "Conference to the Point" is CTTP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GTTPP - Get to the Point Publishing
- P-MP - Point to Multi-Point
- BTTP - Back to the Point
- CTTM - Conference to the Max
- GTTP - Get to the Point
- MTTP - More to the Point
- PTMP - Point to Multi-Point
- SSTP - Short Sweet and to the Point
- STTP - Straight To the Point
- SSTTP - Short Sweet and to the Point
- TTP - To The Point
- TTPS - To the Point Software, Inc.
- APSP - And Patriotism to the Point
- POE - point to the Point of Embarkation
- SROMP - Shoulder Range of Movement to the Point
- lttpot - laughing to the point of tears
- backhaul. - 1. The movement of an airliner, or other vehicle, from a destination to the point of origin. 2. The shipment of cargo on a returning vehicle.
- circle trip. - Any trip that involves more than one destination, returning to the point of departure, as opposed to a "round trip".
- ACT - Action Conquers Terror. Straight to the point, very true, no-nonsense acronym (thanks P Myers). The human body and mind are capable of far more than we realise. Fears are truly conquered when we confront them. Action exposes fears and 'can't do' feelings
- BID - Break It Down. When training anything to anybody never teach the whole thing all at once. Break the skill or process down to digestible parts. This will avoid destroying confidence, and enable gradual progress to the point that the whole thing can be prac