Definition
Definition of PVE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Player versus EnvironmentTECH. game mode against computer-controlled enemiesTECH.
- PVE mode challenges players against computer-controlled enemies.
2.
acr: prevention of violent extremismTECH. actions to stop people from becoming violent extremistsTECH.
- The government launched a new PVE program this year.
3.
acr: portal vein embolizationTECH. medical procedure blocking blood flow in the portal veinTECH.
- PVE is done before some liver surgeries.
Examples of PVE in a sentence
PVE events often include quests and missions. Schools are involved in PVE initiatives. PVE workshops help raise awareness. PVE reduces surgical risks for liver patients. Doctors recommended PVE before the main operation.
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- French:JCE, PVE, ...
- German:PVE, ...
- Italian:PVE, EPV, ...
- Spanish:PVE, EVP, ...
- Portuguese:PVE, EVP, ...
- Chinese:玩家对环境, 防止暴力极端主义, ...
- Japanese:プレイヤー対環境, PVE, ...
- Arabic:وضع لاعب ضد البيئة, منع التطرف العنيف, ...
- Hebrew:מַצָּב מִשְׂחָק נֶגֶד הַסְּבִיבָה, מְנִיעַת קִיצוֹנוּת אֲלִימָה, ...
- Russian:игрок против окружения, ППВЭ, ...
- Ukrainian:режим гри проти середовища, ППЕ, ...
- Hindi:प्लेयर वर्सेस एनवायरनमेंट, हिंसक उग्रवाद की रोकथाम, ...
Definition of PvE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: player versus environmentTECH. game mode where players fight computer enemiesTECH.
- I prefer PvE over PvP in games.
- PvE challenges are great for solo players.
- Many gamers enjoy PvE for its storyline.
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- French:JcE, ...
- German:PvE, ...
- Italian:PvE, ...
- Spanish:JcE, ...
- Portuguese:JvA, ...
- Chinese:PvE, ...
- Japanese:PvE, ...
- Arabic:لاعب ضد البيئة, ...
- Hebrew:PvE, ...
- Russian:PvE, ...
- Ukrainian:PvE, ...
- Hindi:खिलाड़ी बनाम परिवेश मोड, ...
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