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LT
abbr.
1. or Lt. lieutenant
2. long ton
Lt
abbreviation for
(Military) Lieutenant
LT
(Engineering / Electrical Engineering)
abbreviation for low-tension
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering)
international car registration for Lithuania
lt1
abbreviation for
1. (Mathematics & Measurements / Units) long ton
2. (esp in the US) local time
lt2
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science)
the Internet domain name for Lithuania
Translations
Lt ABBR =lieutenant → Tte
LT [ˌɛlˈtiː] abbr (=low tension) → BT
Lt abbr of Lieutenant → Lt
LT [ˌɛlˈtiː] n abbr (Elec) =low tension → B.T. =bassa tensione
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LTS are now working with Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Education and the University of Dundee to carry out the larger pilot of the scheme.
Right class, take out your Nintendos and train those brains; COMPUTER ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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