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What (who) is ·adv - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Adv; Adv.; ADV (disambiguation); Adv. (disambiguation)
·adv
(abbreviation) adverb
ADV
Automatisierte DatenVerarbeitung
ADV
staatliche Akademie fuer DatenVerarbeitung (Reference: org., Uni Boeblingen, Germany)
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ADV
Adv. or ADV may refer to:
- Adventure
- Adventure type of visual novel
- Adverb
- Adverbial case
- Adversary in law; see Adversarial system
- Advertising
- Advocate
- A.D. Vision, a defunct multimedia entertainment company based in Houston, Texas, and its subsidiaries:
- ADV Films, a former publisher of anime and tokusatsu videos
- ADV Manga, a former publisher of manga
- ADV Music
- Acoustic Doppler velocimetry, in flow measurement
- Acoustic droplet vaporization
- Aleutian disease Virus, a disease of ferrets and minks, or the virus that causes it
- Andover Airfield, Hampshire, UK (IATA airport code)
- Andover railway station (England), UK (National Rail code)
- Australian Defence Vessel, a non-commissioned vessel in the Royal Australian Navy
Examples of use of ·adv
1. Advertisement The petitioners – the army‘s chief defense attorney, Orna David, and Adv.
2. Nevertheless, the executive director of the Israel Union for Environmental (IUED) Defense, Adv.
3. Real Estate Joy of Giving Travel Week‘s End Anglo File Business ion Brief The receiver appointed for Mishmar Security, Cleaning and Maintenance Services Co., Adv.
4. O Advertisement ptibase intends to suggest that the board replace both Machlev and Koor‘s board representative, Jackie Goren, with CPA Alex Hilman, former income tax commissioner Adv.
5. "The High Court can fill its judicial obligation only if its doors are wide open," Beinisch said at a judicial swearing–in ceremony at the President‘s Residence yesterday, which included the induction of Adv.