What does EAVA mean?
EAVA means European Audio- Visual Association
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Media Abbreviations
Particularly in Media Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for European Audio- Visual Association?
European Audio- Visual Association can be abbreviated as EAVA
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What is the meaning of EAVA abbreviation? The meaning of EAVA abbreviation is "European Audio- Visual Association". |
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What does EAVA mean? EAVA as abbreviation means "European Audio- Visual Association". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- EUBIA - European Biomass Industry Association
- EUGROPA - European Paper Merchants Association
- EVBA - European Vascular Biology Association
- EUPHA - European Public Health Association
- EONA - European Online News Association
- EUROPIA - European Petroleum Industry Association
- EUROSLA - European Second Language Association
- EWEA - European Wind Energy Association
- EWLA - European Women Lawyers Association
- EAFA - European Aluminium Foil Association
- EAFA - European Australian Football Association
- EBIA - European Bedding Industries Association
- EFBA - European Fur Breeders Association
- ECHA - European Coloured Horse Association
- NAVA - National Audio Visual Association
- AVA - Audio Visual Association
- CAVA - China Audio Visual Association
- EAVE - European Audio Visual Entrepreneurs
- IAVA - Industrial Audio Visual Association