What does TCR mean?
TCR means The Cultural Rucksack
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The Cultural Rucksack?
The Cultural Rucksack can be abbreviated as TCR
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What does TCR stand for? TCR stands for "The Cultural Rucksack". |
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How to abbreviate "The Cultural Rucksack"? "The Cultural Rucksack" can be abbreviated as TCR. |
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What is the meaning of TCR abbreviation? The meaning of TCR abbreviation is "The Cultural Rucksack". |
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What is TCR abbreviation? One of the definitions of TCR is "The Cultural Rucksack". |
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What does TCR mean? TCR as abbreviation means "The Cultural Rucksack". |
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What is shorthand of The Cultural Rucksack? The most common shorthand of "The Cultural Rucksack" is TCR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- iCIHA - Institute for the Cultural and Intellectual History of Asia
- TECHA - Technologies Exploitation for the Cultural Heritage Advancement
- TASCQ - Traders in the Area Supporting the Cultural Quarter
- ABCD - Associated Businesses of the Cultural District
- GCCR - Group in Charge of the Cultural Revolution
- TCLF - The Cultural Landscape Foundation
- ARCET - Association for the Reformation of the Cultural Environment of Taiwan
- CHAMP - The Cultural Heritage and Archaeology Multimedia Project
- CRCCH - Centre for Research and Conservation of the Cultural Heritage
- HFCA - Herndon Foundation for the Cultural Arts
- ICSCHA - International Committee for the Salvation of the Cultural Heritage of Afghanistan
- ISCRA - International Support to the Cultural Realities Acquirements
- PICS - Private Investment in the Cultural Sector
- TCC - The Cultural Conservancy
- TCDA - The Cultural Diversity Alliance
- TCR - The Cultural Revolution
- TPC - The Protection of the Cultural
- tce - The Cultural Economist
- tclf - The Cultural Landscape Foundation's
- responsible tourism. - Travel conducted in such a manner as to not harm or degrade the cultural or natural environment of the places visited.