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OC
abbr.
1. Officer Commanding
2. Old Catholic
OC
abbreviation for
1. (Military) Officer Commanding
2. Officer of the Order of Canada
Translations
OC N ABBR =Officer Commanding → jefe m
OC
n abbr of Officer Commanding (Mil) → Oberbefehlshaber(in) m(f); who’s OC paper supply in the office? (inf) → wer ist hier im Büro der Papierhengst? (inf)
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