What does Bus Monitor Rubb mean?
Bus Monitor Rubb means Business Monitor: Rubber
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Business Monitor: Rubber?
Business Monitor: Rubber can be abbreviated as Bus Monitor Rubb
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What does Bus Monitor Rubb stand for? Bus Monitor Rubb stands for "Business Monitor: Rubber". |
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How to abbreviate "Business Monitor: Rubber"? "Business Monitor: Rubber" can be abbreviated as Bus Monitor Rubb. |
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What is the meaning of Bus Monitor Rubb abbreviation? The meaning of Bus Monitor Rubb abbreviation is "Business Monitor: Rubber". |
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What is Bus Monitor Rubb abbreviation? One of the definitions of Bus Monitor Rubb is "Business Monitor: Rubber". |
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What does Bus Monitor Rubb mean? Bus Monitor Rubb as abbreviation means "Business Monitor: Rubber". |
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What is shorthand of Business Monitor: Rubber? The most common shorthand of "Business Monitor: Rubber" is Bus Monitor Rubb. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RG/RB - Rubber Glove/Remote Button
- RISDA - Rubber Industry Smallholders' Development Authority
- RGRCP - Rubber Gasket Reinforced Concrete Pipe
- RRIN - Rubber Research Institute of Nigeria
- RRISL - Rubber Research Institute of Sri Lanka
- RPTU - Rubber Products Testing Unit
- RUBIAC - Rubber Industry Advisory Committee
- BAM - Business Activity Monitor
- BMI - Business Monitor International
- RAC - Rubber Allocation Committee
- RAC - Rubber Association of Canada
- RS - Rubber Soul
- BCM - Business Confidence Monitor
- BCM - Business Control Monitor
- BMO - Business Monitor Online
- NBM - NEPAD Business Monitor
- Bus Monitor Synth - Business Monitor: Synthetic Resins
- bmla - Business Monitor Latin America
- ebm - Europe Business Monitor
- B2B / B2C - Business To Business / Business To Consumer. B2B is widely used terminology in business and 'marketing-speak' to refer to a trading model where a business supplies other businesses, and by implication does not supply 'end-consumers'. B2C is a variation of