What does GTE mean?
GTE means Ground That Electricity
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Ground That Electricity?
Ground That Electricity can be abbreviated as GTE
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What does GTE stand for? GTE stands for "Ground That Electricity". |
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How to abbreviate "Ground That Electricity"? "Ground That Electricity" can be abbreviated as GTE. |
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What is the meaning of GTE abbreviation? The meaning of GTE abbreviation is "Ground That Electricity". |
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What is GTE abbreviation? One of the definitions of GTE is "Ground That Electricity". |
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What does GTE mean? GTE as abbreviation means "Ground That Electricity". |
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What is shorthand of Ground That Electricity? The most common shorthand of "Ground That Electricity" is GTE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- G-G - Ground-Ground
- G-S-G - Ground-Signal-Ground
- G/A/G - Ground-to-Air & Air-to-Ground
- GSGSG - Ground-Signal-Ground-Signal-Ground
- GSM/CGS - Ground Station Module/Common Ground Station
- TWTWTW - That Was the Week That Was
- TW3 - That Was the Week That Was
- GAG - Ground Air Ground
- G/G - Ground/Ground
- GAGE - Ground Avoidance Ground Escape
- GSG - Ground-Signal-Ground
- GSSG - Ground Signal Signal Ground
- TTFN - That's That for Now
- GGTFM - Ground Ground Traffic Flow Management
- GGM - Ground-to-Ground Missile
- gg - Ground-Ground
- gtg - Ground-to-Ground
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