Definition of JM - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: John Major

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former prime minister of the UK

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JM was known for his leadership during the 1990s.
JM's policies were often debated in parliament.
Many remember JM for his economic reforms.

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French:John Major, ...
German:John Major, ...
Italian:John Major, ...
Spanish:John Major, ...
Portuguese:John Major, ...
Chinese:约翰.梅杰, ...
Japanese:ジョン・メージャー, ...
Arabic:جون ميجر, ...
Hebrew:ג׳וֹן מֵייג׳וֹר, ...
Russian:Джон Мейджор, ...
Ukrainian:Джон Мейджор, ...
Hindi:जॉन मेजर, ...
Bengali:জন মেজর, ...
Catalan:John Major, ...
Czech:Jan Major, ...
Danish:John Major, ...
Dutch:JM, ...
Greek:Τζον Μέιτζορ, ...
Hungarian:John Major, ...
Khmer:អតីតនាយករដ្ឋមន្ត្រីនៃចក្រភពអង់គ្លេស ចន មេជ័រ, ...
Korean:존 메이저, ...
Persian:جان میجر, ...
Polish:John Major, ...
Portuguese (BR):John Major, ...
Romanian:John Major, ...
Swedish:John Major, ...
Thai:จอห์น เมเจอร์, ...
Turkish:John Major, ...
Vietnamese:John Major, ...

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