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CB
- Citizens Band.
- Military. construction battalion.
- continental breakfast.
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C.B.
1- Bachelor of Surgery.
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Origin of C.B.
1From the Latin word Chīrurgiae Baccalaureus
C.B.
2- British. Companion of the Bath.
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Related Words for cb
transmission, wireless, receiver, Walkman, telegraphy, radiotelegraphy, telephony, radiotelegraph, Marconi, radiotelephone, CB, radionics, shortwaveExamples from the Web for cb
Contemporary Examples of cb
CB: She must do everything she can to have as normal a life as possible.
Historical Examples of cb
A Red force is reported to be advancing from the north on Kickapoo (cb').
Manual of Military TrainingJames A. Moss
Similarly, po is the reaction at B and shear at any point of CB.
Cb Enter alphabetically, names of authors, with the title of their works, one author to a line.
A Library PrimerJohn Cotton Dana
Hence set out the possible direction of B′s motion in the velocity diagram, namely cb1, at right angles to CB.
The tube, CB, Figure 4, has the same bore as the measuring tube in order to avoid corrections for capillarity.
cb
- centre of buoyancy (of a boat, etc)
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Cb
- columbium
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CB
- Citizens' Band
- Companion of the (Order of the) Bath (an English title)
- County Borough
- (in Canada) Cape Breton Island
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Word Origin and History for cb
CB
1959, abbreviation of citizens' band (radio).
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Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
CB
(sē-bē′)- A bipolar lead of an electrocardiograph that has electrodes attached to the chest and back.
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