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Definition of POW - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: prisoner of warperson captured by enemy during war
- The soldier was a POW for two years.
- He was honored for his bravery as a POW.
- The museum has a section dedicated to POW stories.
Expressions with POW
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camp where captured soldiers are held
The soldiers were taken to a POW camp after the battle.
Origin of POW
Acronym for Prisoner of War
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German guard in a WWII PoW camp
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- French:PG, ...
- German:Kriegsgefangener, ...
- Italian:prigioniero di guerra, ...
- Spanish:prisionero de guerra, ...
- Portuguese:prisioneiro de guerra, ...
- Chinese:战俘, ...
- Japanese:捕虜, ...
- Arabic:أَسِير حَرب, ...
- Hebrew:אָסִיר מִלְחָמָה, ...
- Russian:военнопленный, ...
- Ukrainian:військовополонений, ...
- Hindi:युद्ध बंदी, ...
Definition of PoW - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: proof of workTECH. method to verify transactions in blockchainTECH.
- Bitcoin uses PoW to secure and verify all blockchain transactions.
- Ethereum plans to transition from PoW to PoS.
- Miners compete to solve PoW puzzles.
Origin of PoW
English, abbreviation of Prisoner of War
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- French:prisonnier de guerre, ...
- German:PoW, ...
- Italian:PoW, ...
- Spanish:PoW, ...
- Portuguese:prova de trabalho, ...
- Chinese:工作量证明, ...
- Japanese:プルーフ・オブ・ワーク, ...
- Arabic:إِثْبَات العَمَل, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיטַת אִימוּת עֲבוֹדָה, ...
- Russian:доказательство работы, ...
- Ukrainian:PoW, ...
- Hindi:कार्य-प्रमाण, ...
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