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   Also found in: Medical, Acronyms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, Hutchinson 0.03 sec.
PP
abbr.
prepositional phrase

pp
abbr.
pianissimo

pp
abbreviation for
1. (Linguistics / Grammar) past participle
2. (in formal correspondence) per pro
[Latin per procurationem: by delegation to]
3. privately printed
4. (Music, other) Music
symbol for pianissimo: an instruction to play very quietly
Usage: In formal correspondence, when Brenda Smith is signing on behalf of Peter Jones, she should write Peter Jones pp (or per pro) Brenda Smith, not the other way about

pp, PP
abbreviation for
1. parcel post
2. prepaid
3. post-paid
4. (Medicine) (in prescriptions) post prandium
[Latin: after a meal]

PP
abbreviation for
1. (Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) Parish Priest
2. past President
Translations
pp ABBR
1. =per procurationem (= by proxy) → p.p.
2. =parcel post
3. =post paid
4. =prepaid
pp abbr (=per procurationem: by proxy) → p.p.
pp
abbr of pagesS.
abbr of per procurationem (= on behalf of)pp., ppa.
pp [ˈpiːˈpiː] abbr =per procurationem: by proxyp.p.
pp J Smith → per il Signor J. Smith
pp [ˈpiːˈpiː] abbr =per procurationem: by proxyp.p.
pp J Smith → per il Signor J. Smith


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