What does abi mean?
abi means Argentina-Brazil-India
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Argentina-Brazil-India?
Argentina-Brazil-India can be abbreviated as abi
Other shorthands for Argentina-Brazil-India are: abi
Other shorthands for Argentina-Brazil-India are: abi
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What does abi stand for? abi stands for "Argentina-Brazil-India". |
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How to abbreviate "Argentina-Brazil-India"? "Argentina-Brazil-India" can be abbreviated as abi. |
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What is the meaning of abi abbreviation? The meaning of abi abbreviation is "Argentina-Brazil-India". |
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What is abi abbreviation? One of the definitions of abi is "Argentina-Brazil-India". |
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What does abi mean? abi as abbreviation means "Argentina-Brazil-India". |
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What is shorthand of Argentina-Brazil-India? The most common shorthand of "Argentina-Brazil-India" is abi. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- ABCP - Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay
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- BRIC - Brazil, Russia, India and China
- IBSA - India-Brazil-South Africa
- ABBNS - Argentina Brazil Bilateral Nuclear Safeguards
- ABC - Argentina Brazil Chile
- BRIIC - Brazil Russia India Indonesia and China
- IBSA - India Brazil and South African
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- abi - Argentina, Brazil and India
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- brics - Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South
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- BIIC - Brazil, Indonesia, India, China