Tr. Definition & Meaning

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British

Etymology

Examples

T.R. 1 American

abbreviation

1. in the time of the king.

T.R. 2 American

abbreviation

1. Theodore Roosevelt.

2. tons registered.

3. trust receipt.

tr. 3 American

abbreviation

1. tare.

2. tincture.

3. trace.

4. train.

5. transaction.

6. transitive.

7. translated.

8. translation.

9. translator.

10. transpose.

11. transposition.

12. treasurer.

13. Music. trill.

14. troop.

15. trust.

16. trustee.

tr. 1 British

abbreviation

1. transitive

2. translated

3. music trill

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abbreviation

1. Turkey (international car registration)

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abbreviation

1. treasurer

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abbreviation

1. Turkey

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Etymology

Origin of T.R.

From Latin tempore rēgis

Example Sentences

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From Los Angeles Times

Demand for electric vehicles is “not growing at the rate that we originally expected,” said the Ford spokesman, T.R.

From New York Times

“Broadly, a lot of what’s been said and implied about this project is wrong,” Ford spokesman T.R.

From Washington Times

Seventy years ago, South Korea was in ruins, with “blasted and burned cities” and millions of Korean War victims, “homeless and jobless, living in squalor,” wrote T.R.

From Washington Post

“With the fast pace of this industry, we’re going to manage the business smartly for these rapidly evolving priorities,” Ford spokesman T.R.

From Washington Times

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