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Definition of FE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Financial EconomicsTECH. study of money and markets in the economyTECH.
- He is taking a class in FE this semester.
2.
acr: further educationTECH. education after high school for adultsTECH.
- Many adults return to FE to gain new skills and qualifications.
3.
acr: Formula ETECH. racing series for electric carsTECH.
- The FE championship was thrilling this year.
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chemical salt
salt with the trivalent anion Fe(CN)₆³⁻
Examples of FE in a sentence
Many universities offer FE as a major. Many adults enroll in FE courses to gain new skills. The government is investing in FE to boost employment. FE races are gaining popularity among motorsport fans. The new FE season promises exciting innovations in car technology.
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- French:économie financière, formation continue, ...
- German:Finanzökonomie, Weiterbildung, ...
- Italian:EF, FE, ...
- Spanish:EF, educación continua, ...
- Portuguese:EF, educação contínua, ...
- Chinese:金融学, 继续教育, ...
- Japanese:FE, 継続教育, ...
- Arabic:الاقتصاد المالي, التعليم المستمر, ...
- Hebrew:כַּלְכָּלָה פִּינַנְסִית, חִנּוּךְ מִתְקַדֵּם לִמְבוּגָרִים, ...
- Russian:ФЭ, послешкольное образование для взрослых, ...
- Ukrainian:Фінансова економіка, ПН, ...
- Hindi:वित्तीय अर्थशास्त्र, आगे की शिक्षा, ...
Definition of Fe - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: FerrumTECH. chemical element used to make steel and magnetsTECH.
- Fe is found in many rocks.
- The symbol Fe stands for iron.
- Fe is essential for blood production.
Expressions with Fe
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provincial capital in Argentina, seat of regional government
Santa Fe hosts the University of the Littoral.
19th-century corridor linking Missouri and New Mexico, used for commerce
Merchants followed the Santa Fe Trail to reach markets in New Mexico.
Origin of Fe
Latin, ferrum (iron)
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- Portuguese:ferro, ...
- Chinese:铁, ...
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- Arabic:حديد, ...
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- Hindi:लोहा, ...
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