ACV

¹

[ey-see-vee]

abbreviation

plural

ACV's, ACVs 

1. air cushion vehicle: any of various vehicles that ride over water or terrain on a cushion of air generated by downward-thrusting fans and are pushed forward by one or more air propellers.

ACV

²

Or A.C.V.

abbreviation

1. actual cash value

Word History and Origins

Origin of ACV¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

There are many instances when an ACV policy may not be appropriate, CFA’s Heller warned.

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If a building is listed as an ACV, its owner must notify the council if it is put up for sale.

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“We cannot wait until after the 2024 elections. Valuable years are going to waste,” said Mark Selleslach of the ACV Puls trade union.

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Belgian press agency Belga, which first reported the news quoting local union ACV Puls, said Ryanair's move puts 59 jobs at risk.

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Belgium’s police trade union, ACV Politie, expressed anger over the killing, writing on Facebook that according to their information, the assailant told the police earlier that he was planning an attack.

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