Definition
Definition of MR - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Magnetic ResonanceTECH. medical imaging method using strong magnets and radio wavesTECH.
- The doctor ordered an MR to check the injury.
2.
acr: mixed realityTECH. blend of real and digital worldsTECH.
- MR technology blends real and digital worlds seamlessly for users.
3.
acr: merge requestTECH. request to combine code changes in a projectTECH.
- I submitted an MR to merge the new feature into the main branch.
4.
acr: mitral regurgitationTECH. heart valve problem causing blood to flow backwardTECH.
- MR causes blood to flow backward, leading to serious heart valve problems.
5.
acr: Mental RetardationDated condition with below average mental ability and skillsDated
- The doctor diagnosed him with MR.
Origin of MR
Acronym: Magnetic Resonance
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Examples of MR in a sentence
She scheduled an MR for next week. MR technology is revolutionizing education. Architects use MR to visualize projects. The developer opened an MR for review. An MR was needed to finalize the project. MR can lead to serious complications if untreated.
The patient underwent surgery to correct MR. The school offers special classes for MR. MR is noted in his medical records.
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- French:IRM, réalité mixte, ...
- German:MRT, Mixed Reality, ...
- Italian:RM, MR, ...
- Spanish:RM, Realidad Mixta, ...
- Portuguese:RM, realidade mista, ...
- Chinese:磁共振, 混合现实, ...
- Japanese:MR, 複合現実, ...
- Arabic:رَّنِين المَغْناطِيسِي, الواقع المختلط, ...
- Hebrew:הַדְמָיָה תְּהוּדָה מַגְנֶטִית, מְצִיאוּת מְעֹרֶבֶת, ...
- Russian:МР, смешанная реальность, ...
- Ukrainian:МР, змішана реальність, ...
- Hindi:मैग्नेटिक रेजोनेंस, मिश्रित वास्तविकता, ...
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