VC
- venture capital.
- Vietcong.
- vital capacity.
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V.C.
- venture capital.
- Veterinary Corps.
- Vice-Chairman.
- Vice-Chancellor.
- Vice-Consul.
- Victoria Cross.
- Vietcong.
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Contemporary Examples
These are legitimately classed as VC-style investments, and indeed, many of these firms are still living on VC funding.
The VC described the pitch as one that is starting to sound familiar.
Historical Examples
“You ought to have a VC or something for it, I consider,” said another.
Brave and TrueGeorge Manville Fenn
The limiting value, to which vl and vv converge at Tc, is called the critical volume, and we shall represent it by vc.
Branchial hearts are developed on the two branchial afferent blood-vessels (fig. 28, vc′, vi).
vc
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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VC
- Vice-chairman
- Vice Chancellor
- Vice Consul
- Victoria Cross
- Vietcong
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Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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VC
- vital capacity
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