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BEF - translation to arabic
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BEF (disambiguation)
BEF
فرنك بلجيكي
BEF
فرنك بلجيكي
beef stroganoff
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SAUTÉED BEEF SERVED IN SAUCE
Beef stroganoff; Strogonoff; Estrogonofe; Sausage Stroganoff; Bef stroganoff; Beef Stroganov; Beef Strogonoff; Bef Stroganoff; Scrogginoff; Stroganoff
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BEF
BEF may refer to:
- British Equestrian Federation
- British Expeditionary Force (World War I)
- British Expeditionary Force (World War II)
- Brazilian Expeditionary Force
- BEF (image format), High Dynamic Range imaging format
- B.E.F. (British Electric Foundation)
- Bonus Expeditionary Force
- Belgian franc, ISO 4217 currency code for the former currency of Belgium
- Bluefields Airport (IATA Code: BEF) in Bluefields, Nicaragua
- Bonneville Environmental Foundation
- Bibliothèque des Ecoles françaises d'Athènes et de Rome
- Binary entropy function
Examples of use of BEF
1. We have to face the fact that the possibility of withdrawing the BEF from its present position is small.
2. By every canon of military science the BEF has been doomed for the last four or five days.
3. Up to this morning the BEF was facing the enemy on the French frontier from near Ypres to the River Scarpe.
4. EA Montague Wednesday May 2', 1'40 The Guardian The latest news of the BEF [British Expeditionary Force] in France is grave.
5. The BEF was now faced with the problem of manning a extending front in order to protect its lifeline to the sea.