What does franco suisse. mean?
franco suisse. means (Fr.) See Swiss franc.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for (Fr.) See Swiss franc.?
(Fr.) See Swiss franc. can be abbreviated as franco suisse.
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What does franco suisse. stand for? franco suisse. stands for "(Fr.) See Swiss franc.". |
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How to abbreviate "(Fr.) See Swiss franc."? "(Fr.) See Swiss franc." can be abbreviated as franco suisse.. |
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What is the meaning of franco suisse. abbreviation? The meaning of franco suisse. abbreviation is "(Fr.) See Swiss franc.". |
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What is franco suisse. abbreviation? One of the definitions of franco suisse. is "(Fr.) See Swiss franc.". |
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What does franco suisse. mean? franco suisse. as abbreviation means "(Fr.) See Swiss franc.". |
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What is shorthand of (Fr.) See Swiss franc.? The most common shorthand of "(Fr.) See Swiss franc." is franco suisse.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FDNF - Frères de Nos Frères
- SF - Swiss Franc
- SFR - Swiss Franc
- PSF - Pound Swiss Franc
- SFCF - swiss franc cash fund
- CHF - Swiss Franc
- Fr - Swiss franc
- Swf - Swiss Franc
- Swissy - Swiss Franc
- FRK - Frégate Island, Frégate Island, Seychelles
- FXF - Swiss Franc Trust (American Stock Exchange [AMEX])
- 756 - Swiss Franc
- bourse. - Fr. Market, stock market. See also International Travel Bourse.
- centesimo. - The Italian term for the fractional currency of Switzerland. 100 centesimo equal one Swiss franc.
- CHF. - Abr. Swiss franc, the main currency of Switzerland.
- dejeuner. - Fr. Lunch. See also petit-dejeuner.
- franco svizzero. - (It.) See Swiss franc.
- rap. - The Romansh term for the fractional currency of Switzerland. 100 raps equal one Swiss franc.
- Rappen. - The German term for the fractional currency of Switzerland. 100 Rappen equal one Swiss franc.
- terroir. - Fr. (literally, “land”) The combination of soil conditions, climate, and cultivation techniques that give a wine (or coffee or tea) its distinctive characteristics. See also touristic terroir.