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What are the English slogans in daily life?
AIDS
BTV Beijing Television
BC BC
DJ dance hall emcee or radio host
PhD Doctorate
VOA Voice of America
PLA Chinese People's Liberation Army
HK Hong Kong
CAAC China Civil Aviation
CCP Communist Party of China
PC Personal Computer
RMB Renminbi
Abbreviations indicating various organizations or institutions
APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) Asia-Pacific Economic and Trade Cooperation
IOC (International Olympic Committee) International Olympic Committee
ISO (International Organization for Standardization) International Organization for Standardization
< p>OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) OPEC, Organization of the Petroleum Exporting CountriesWTO (World Trade Organization) World Trade Organization
2. Abbreviations representing various systems< /p>
BBS (Bulletin Board System) electronic bulletin board system or (Bulletin Board Service) electronic bulletin service
GPS (Global Position System) global positioning system
GSM ( Global System for Mobile Communications) Global Mobile Communications System
CIMS (Computer Integrated Manufacturing System) Computer Integrated Manufacturing System
DOS (Disc Operating System) Disk Operating System
ITS (Intelligent Transportation System) Intelligent Transportation System
NMD (National Missile Defense) National Missile Defense System
TMDE (Test, Measure and Diagnostic Euipment) Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment< /p>
NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation) NASDAQ,
3. Abbreviations related to positions or degrees< /p>
CEO (Chief Executive Officer) Chief Executive Officer
CFO (Chief Finance Officer) Chief Financial Officer
CIO (Chief Information Officer) Chief Information Officer
COO (Chief Operating Officer) Chief Operating Officer
CTO (Chief Technology Officer) Chief Technology Officer
CPA (Certified Public Accountant) Certified Public Accountant
MBA (Master of Business Administration) Master of Business Administration
MPA (Master of Public Administration) Corporate Management
Master
4. Abbreviations related to finance
ATM (Automated Teller Machine) Automatic teller machine
CBD (Central Business District) Central Business District
GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Gross Domestic Product
GNP (Gross National Product) Gross National Product
5. Abbreviations related to examinations Abbreviation
CET (College English Test) College English Test
GRE (Graduate Record Examination) American Graduate Record Examination
PETS (Public English Test System) National English Proficiency Test
6. Other abbreviations
AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, that is, AIDS
AM (Amplitude Modulation) APC (aspirin, phenacetin and caffeine; compound aspirin; heat-relieving and pain-killing medicine consisting of aspirin, phenacetin and caffeine) compound aspirin
< p>API (Air Pollution Index) Air Pollution IndexCDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) Code Division Multiple Access, a radio transmission and reception method
CD (Compact Disc) Laser Turntable
CIP (Cataloging in Publication) pre-catalogue
DIY (Do It Yourself) refers to DIY computer installation, sewing clothes, making greeting cards, etc.
DVD (Digital Video Disc) Digital Video Disc
EMS (Express Mail Service) Express Postal Delivery
EQ (Emotional Quotient) Emotional Quotient
IQ (Intelligence Quotient) IQ
IT (Information Technology) Information Technology
OA (Office Automation) Office Automation
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Original Equipment Manufacturer
PC (Personal Computer) Personal Computer
PT (Particular Transfer) Special Transfer
SOHO (Small Office Home Office) Small Home Office
SOS ( Save Our Souls; radio signal once used universally to appeal for help esp. by a ship or boat; urgent request for help from sb. in trouble) internationally used emergency call for help signal, also used for general help or help p>
ST (Special Treatment) Special Treatment
VIP (Ve
ry Important Person) VIP
VOD (Video on Demand) Video on Demand
WWW (World Wide Web) World Wide Web
Commonly used English abbreviations for online chat< /p>
ASAP As soon as possible
BF Boyfriend boyfriend
BTW By the way Just say it
BBL Be back later Come back
BRB Be right back Come back soon
CU See you Goodbye
CUL See you later See you next time
DIIK Damned if I known I really don’t know
DS Dunc smiley Stupid
FE For example
FTF Face to face
FYI For your information for reference
GF girlfriend girlfriend
IAE In any event no matter what
IC I see I understand
ILY I love you I love you
IMHO In my humble opinion
IMO In my opinion
IOW In other words< /p>
LOL laughing out loudly Laugh out loud
NRN No reply necessary
OIC Oh, I see Oh, I know
PEM Privacy enhanced mail Confidential email
RSVP Reply if you please please reply
TIA Thanks in advance Thank you very much
TTUL Talk to you later
TY Thank you Thank you
VG very good very good
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