What does LRA mean?
LRA means Laurea in Restauro Architettonico
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Laurea in Restauro Architettonico?
Laurea in Restauro Architettonico can be abbreviated as LRA
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What does LRA stand for? LRA stands for "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico". |
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How to abbreviate "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico"? "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico" can be abbreviated as LRA. |
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What is the meaning of LRA abbreviation? The meaning of LRA abbreviation is "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico". |
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What is LRA abbreviation? One of the definitions of LRA is "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico". |
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What does LRA mean? LRA as abbreviation means "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico". |
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What is shorthand of Laurea in Restauro Architettonico? The most common shorthand of "Laurea in Restauro Architettonico" is LRA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CLEACC - Corso di Laurea in Economia per le Arti, la Cultura e la Comunicazione
- LM - Laurea Magistrale
- LSCG - Laurea Specialistica in Cosmologia e Gravitazione
- LSGA - Laurea Specialistica in Geologia Applicata
- CLS - Corso di Laurea in Scienze
- LGT - Laurea in GeoTecnologie
- LPI - Laurea in Produzione Industriale
- LRA - Laurea in Restauro
- LSIC - Laurea Specialistica in Ingegneria Clinica
- LSS - Laurea in Servizio Sociale
- LS - Laurea Specialistica
- lbv - Laurea Business Ventures
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