Europeans

polit.

Européens m

European ['ju(ə)rə'pɪən] adj.

polit.

Européen

English thesaurus

European ['ju(ə)rə'pɪən] abbr.

abbr.

Eur; Euro

meteorol., abbr.

European

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program abbr.
arts.	programme
IT tech.	programmer
med.	coroutine; procédure
tech.	cycle; programme
programme abbr.
construct.	routine
el. construct.	programme de compétence
environ.	programme
textile	programmer


Earth Observation abbr.
environ.	observation de la terre