What does PMB mean?
PMB means Print Measurement Bureau
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Print Measurement Bureau?
2 ways to abbreviate Print Measurement Bureau
Print Measurement Bureau can be abbreviated as PMB
Other shorthands for Print Measurement Bureau are: PMB
Print Measurement Bureau can be abbreviated as PMB
Other shorthands for Print Measurement Bureau are: PMB
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What does PMB stand for? PMB stands for "Print Measurement Bureau". |
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How to abbreviate "Print Measurement Bureau"? "Print Measurement Bureau" can be abbreviated as PMB. |
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What is the meaning of PMB abbreviation? The meaning of PMB abbreviation is "Print Measurement Bureau". |
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What is PMB abbreviation? One of the definitions of PMB is "Print Measurement Bureau". |
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What does PMB mean? PMB as abbreviation means "Print Measurement Bureau". |
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What is shorthand of Print Measurement Bureau? The most common shorthand of "Print Measurement Bureau" is PMB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PLWPS - Print Local WIA (Workforce Investment Act) Performance Standards
- PYOBP - Print Your Own Boarding Pass
- PRTSC - Print Screen
- PQET - Print Quality Enhancement Technology
- COMB - Canadian Outdoor Measurement Bureau
- P2W - Print-to-Web
- P&A - Print and Apply
- PAD - Print and Deliver
- PT - Print Ticket
- PAH - Print at Home
- TAMB - Transit Advertising Measurement Bureau
- BBB - Bureau B Bureau
- BoMB - Bureau Of Mines Bureau
- BEM - Bureau des Etudiants en Médecine (French: Bureau of Medical Students; Belgium)
- BER - Bureau of Ethnic Research (now Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology)
- BNBA - Bureau de Normalisation du Bois et de l'Ameublement (French: Wood and Furniture Bureau of Standards)
- PMB - Print Measures Bureau
- comb - Canadian Out-of-Home Measurement Bureau
- BBM - Bureau of Broadcast Measurement
- BIH - Bureau International de l'Heure (International Time Bureau)