Definition
Definition of NB - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: New Brunswickprovince located on the east coast of Canada
- NB is known for its beautiful landscapes.
2.
acr: non-binarygender identity outside male or female
- Alex identifies as NB and uses they/them pronouns.
3.
acr: nota beneDated used to call attention to something importantDated
- NB: Remember to bring your homework tomorrow.
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element
chemical element with symbol Nb and atomic number 41
Examples of NB in a sentence
Tourists flock to NB for its coastal beauty. Taylor came out as NB during the meeting. Many NB individuals prefer gender-neutral restrooms. NB: This section is crucial for the exam. NB: The meeting starts at 9 AM sharp.
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- French:Nouveau-Brunswick, NB, ...
- German:NB, nicht-binär, ...
- Italian:Nuovo Brunswick, NB, ...
- Spanish:Nuevo Brunswick, no binario, ...
- Portuguese:NB, não-binário, ...
- Chinese:新不伦瑞克省, 非二元性别, ...
- Japanese:NB, 注, ...
- Arabic:نْيُو بْرَنْزْوِك, غَيْر ثُنائِي, ...
- Hebrew:נְיוּ בְּרַנְזְוִויק, אָ־בִּינָארִי, ...
- Russian:Нью-Брансуик, небинарный, ...
- Ukrainian:Нью-Брансвік, НБ, ...
- Hindi:न्यू ब्रंसविक, गैर-द्विआधारी, ...
Definition of Nb - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: niobiumTECH. chemical element used in making steel strongerTECH.
- Nb is added to improve the alloy.
- Nb increases the strength of steel.
- Nb is essential in some alloys.
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- French:Nb, ...
- German:Nb, ...
- Italian:Nb, ...
- Spanish:Nb, ...
- Portuguese:Nb, ...
- Chinese:铌, ...
- Japanese:Nb, ...
- Arabic:نِيوبيوم, ...
- Hebrew:Nb, ...
- Russian:ниобий, ...
- Ukrainian:Nb, ...
- Hindi:Nb, ...
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