What does ecc mean?
ecc means European Capital of Culture
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for European Capital of Culture?
2 ways to abbreviate European Capital of Culture
European Capital of Culture can be abbreviated as ecc
Other shorthands for European Capital of Culture are: ECOC
European Capital of Culture can be abbreviated as ecc
Other shorthands for European Capital of Culture are: ECOC
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What does ecc stand for? ecc stands for "European Capital of Culture". |
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How to abbreviate "European Capital of Culture"? "European Capital of Culture" can be abbreviated as ecc. |
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What is the meaning of ecc abbreviation? The meaning of ecc abbreviation is "European Capital of Culture". |
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What is ecc abbreviation? One of the definitions of ecc is "European Capital of Culture". |
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What does ecc mean? ecc as abbreviation means "European Capital of Culture". |
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What is shorthand of European Capital of Culture? The most common shorthand of "European Capital of Culture" is ecc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EDJC - European Day of Jewish Culture
- UNECC - University Network of European Capitals of Culture
- UNEECC - University Network of the European Capitals of Culture
- ECMI - European Capital Markets Institute
- ECOC - European Capital of Culture
- ECFS - European Capital Financial Services Limited
- EROC - European Region of Culture
- VECC - Vilnius - European Capital of Culture
- AECC - Association of European Cities of Culture
- EACA - European Academy for Culture and Arts
- EACC - European Animal Cell Culture
- ECC - European Centre for Culture
- ECCC - European Centre of Communication and Culture
- ECM - European Capital Meeting
- EELC - European Languages and Culture
- NECC - Network of European Cities of Culture
- ECG - European Capital Group
- ecacc - European Collection of Animal Cell Culture
- ecfs - European Capital Financial Services
- ejac - European Journal of American Culture