Definition
Definition of RN - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Royal NavyTECH. the naval warfare force of the United KingdomTECH.
- The RN deployed ships to protect the country's maritime borders.
2.
acr: registered nurseTECH. nurse who is officially recognized and licensedTECH.
- The RN checked the patient's vital signs.
Expressions with RN
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She studied hard for the NCLEX-RN.
Examples of RN in a sentence
He served in the RN for over a decade. The RN administered the medication efficiently. An experienced RN supervised the training session.
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- French:RN, IDE, ...
- German:RN, Gesundheits- und Krankenpfleger, ...
- Italian:Royal Navy, IR, ...
- Spanish:Real Marina, enfermera registrada, ...
- Portuguese:Marinha Real, EE, ...
- Chinese:英国皇家海军, 注册护士, ...
- Japanese:英国海軍, RN, ...
- Arabic:البحرية الملكية, ممرضة مسجلة, ...
- Hebrew:הַצִּי הַמַּלְכוּתִי, אָחוֹת מוּסְמֶכֶת, ...
- Russian:королевский военно-морской флот, дипломированная медсестра, ...
- Ukrainian:Королівський флот, РМ, ...
- Hindi:रॉयल नेवी, पंजीकृत नर्स, ...
Definition of Rn - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: RadonTECH. chemical element that is a radioactive gasTECH.
- Rn is found in some old basements.
- Rn levels must be monitored in underground mines.
- Scientists study Rn to understand its health effects.
Origin of Rn
Latin, Radon (element name)
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- French:Rn, ...
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- Spanish:Rn, ...
- Portuguese:Rn, ...
- Chinese:氡, ...
- Japanese:Rn, ...
- Arabic:رَادُون, ...
- Hebrew:רָדוֹן, ...
- Russian:Rn, ...
- Ukrainian:Rn, ...
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