What does door mean?
door means Database of Origin and Registration
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What is the abbreviation for Database of Origin and Registration?
Database of Origin and Registration can be abbreviated as door
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What does door stand for? door stands for "Database of Origin and Registration". |
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How to abbreviate "Database of Origin and Registration"? "Database of Origin and Registration" can be abbreviated as door. |
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What is the meaning of door abbreviation? The meaning of door abbreviation is "Database of Origin and Registration". |
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What is door abbreviation? One of the definitions of door is "Database of Origin and Registration". |
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What does door mean? door as abbreviation means "Database of Origin and Registration". |
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What is shorthand of Database of Origin and Registration? The most common shorthand of "Database of Origin and Registration" is door. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dbGaP - Database of Genotype and Phenotype
- GDPBM - Gale Database of Publications and Broadcast Media
- CBOQ - Certified Brand of Origin and Quality
- DGIR - Director General of Investigation and Registration
- DoLR - Department of Land and Registration
- NAIRO - National Association of Inspection and Registration Officers
- NBPR - National Board of Patents and Registration
- OLR - Office of Licensing and Registration
- DMV - Database of Movies and Videos
- DNS - Database of Names and Salaries
- DMM - Database of Minerals and Metals
- DOGF - Database of Oil and Gas Fields
- COC - Certificate of Origin and Consignment
- DAMP - Database of Atomic and Molecular Physics
- PRH - Patentti-ja Rekisterihallitus (Finnish: National Board of Patents and Registration)
- tdlr - Texas Department of Licensing and Registration
- higher intermediate point. - When a city between the city of origin and the fare break point has a higher fare than the destination city, the higher fare must be used.
- roll on roll off. - Any system of transporting vehicles by land or sea that allows the vehicle to be driven on at the point of origin and driven off at the destination.
- end-to-end - (DOD) Joint distribution operations boundaries begin at the point of origin and terminate at the combatant commander’s designated point of need within a desired operational area, including the return
- ACCORD - Austrian Centre for Country of Origin and Asylum Research and Documentation