What does X mean?
X means Codes assigned for international destinations
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Airports & Locations category.
What is the abbreviation for Codes assigned for international destinations?
Codes assigned for international destinations can be abbreviated as X
Other shorthands for Codes assigned for international destinations are: Z
Other shorthands for Codes assigned for international destinations are: Z
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What does X stand for? X stands for "Codes assigned for international destinations". |
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How to abbreviate "Codes assigned for international destinations"? "Codes assigned for international destinations" can be abbreviated as X. |
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What is the meaning of X abbreviation? The meaning of X abbreviation is "Codes assigned for international destinations". |
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What is X abbreviation? One of the definitions of X is "Codes assigned for international destinations". |
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What does X mean? X as abbreviation means "Codes assigned for international destinations". |
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What is shorthand of Codes assigned for international destinations? The most common shorthand of "Codes assigned for international destinations" is X. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PIPICO - Panel for International Programs and International Cooperation in Ocean Affairs
- CSD - Center for Sustainable Destinations
- FIMI - For International Management and Innovation
- FIM - For International Management
- FIM - For International Motorcycle
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- FIDA - For International Development Assistance
- IAI - International Association for International
- ICIMOD - International Centre for International Mountain Development
- IRFIB - International Room for International Business
- RAPID - Reliable Alternate Paths for IP Destinations
- SAN - Sums to be Assigned for Negligence
- TAADD - Travel Agents Association for Dubai Destinations
- FISL - for International Service Learning
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- Z - Codes assigned for international destinations