Definition
Definition of EB - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Epstein-Barr virusTECH. virus causing mononucleosis and other illnessesTECH.
- He tested positive for EB last week.
2.
acr: epidermolysis bullosaTECH. rare skin disease causing easy blisters and woundsTECH.
- EB makes the skin very fragile.
Abbreviation
abr: exabyteTECH. unit for measuring digital data equal to one billion gigabytesTECH.
- The new server can store 2 EB of data.
Examples of EB in a sentence
EB is common among teenagers. Children with EB need special care. Doctors are researching treatments for EB. The backup requires 5 EB of storage. Global data traffic may reach 10 EB monthly.
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- French:VEB, Eo, ...
- German:EBV, EB, ...
- Italian:EB, ...
- Spanish:VEB, EB, ...
- Portuguese:VEB, EB, ...
- Chinese:埃布斯坦-巴尔病毒, 艾字节, ...
- Japanese:EBウイルス, EB, ...
- Arabic:فيروس إبشتاين بار, إكسابايت, ...
- Hebrew:וִירוּס אֶפְּשְׁטֵיְן-בַּר, אקסה-בייט, ...
- Russian:ВЭБ, ЭБ, ...
- Ukrainian:EB, екзабайт, ...
- Hindi:एपस्टीन-बार वायरस, ईबी, ...
Definition of Eb - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
musicTECH. musical note in the scale of E flatTECH.
- She played an Eb on the piano.
Abbreviation
abr: E-flatTECH. musical note one half step lower than ETECH.
- The song starts in Eb major.
Origin of Eb
Hebrew, eb (father of light)
Examples of Eb in a sentence
He tuned his guitar to match the Eb note. The solo is played on Eb. Transpose the melody down to Eb.
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- French:mi bémol, Mib, ...
- German:Es, ...
- Italian:Mi bemolle, Mib, ...
- Spanish:mi bemol, Mib, ...
- Portuguese:Mi bemol, Mib, ...
- Chinese:降E音, 降E, ...
- Japanese:変ホ, ...
- Arabic:مي بيمول, نغمة مي منخفضة بنصف درجة, ...
- Hebrew:מִי בְּמוֹל, תו מִי בֶּמוֹל, ...
- Russian:ми-бемоль, ми-бем., ...
- Ukrainian:мі-бемоль, Es, ...
- Hindi:ईबी, ई♭, ...
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