resp.

American  

abbreviation

1. respective.

2. respectively.

3. respelled; respelling.

4. respondent.

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Example Sentences

Yang made a quick video that showed the deterioration from one scan to the next and posted it on Twitter, asking people to help get in touch with Gilead, to help this patient with “sudden, rapidly progressing resp failure.”

From New York Times

The Environmental Protection Agency argued that every year the regulation will prevent about 11,000 premature deaths, 4,700 nonfatal heart attacks, and more than a half million days of work lost to resp problems.

From MSNBC

But UN special rapporteur on HR says those resp should face "gravest penalties"

From BBC

But in this very bad case, desperate though it was—child of five years, resp.

From Project Gutenberg

Sed contra, quia voluit creare mundum in tempore, ideo sic melius est, quam si creatus fuisset ab æterno, et quia voluit tres angulos trianguli necessario æquales esse duobus rectis, idcirco jam verum est, et aliter fieri non potest, atque ita de reliquis.”—Descartes, in Resp. ad Sext.

From Project Gutenberg