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Definition of SF - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: San Franciscobig city in California with many people
- We visited SF during our summer vacation.
2.
acr: science fictionstories about future or space
- SF books often have aliens and spaceships.
3.
acr: square feetTECH. unit to measure area in buildingsTECH.
- The new office has 5000 SF of space for employees.
4.
acr: Street Fighterpopular fighting game series with various characters
- SF tournaments attract players from all over the world.
5.
acr: small forwardTECH. player position between guard and power forwardTECH.
- The SF scored 20 points in the game.
6.
acr: Sinn FéinTECH. political party in IrelandTECH.
- SF has a strong presence in Ireland.
Abbreviation
abr: semifinalTECH. round before the final in a competitionTECH.
- Our team reached the SF last year.
Origin of SF
Acronym SF (science fiction)
Examples of SF in a sentence
Tech companies thrive in SF's bustling environment. The SF movie was set in a dystopian future. He loves SF conventions for the creative costumes. The office space is 5000 SF. They need at least 300 SF for the new shop. SF tournaments attract players from around the world.
He collected all the SF game editions. The coach praised the SF for his defense. Our team needs a new SF for the season. SF's policies are often debated in parliament. Many young voters are drawn to SF. She qualified for the SF in tennis. The SF will be held next Friday.
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- French:San Francisco, demi-finale, ...
- German:SF, HF, ...
- Italian:San Francisco, fantascienza, ...
- Spanish:SF, semifinal, ...
- Portuguese:São Francisco, Meia-final, ...
- Chinese:旧金山, 半决赛, ...
- Japanese:サンフランシスコ, 準決勝, ...
- Arabic:سان فرانسيسكو, نصف نهائي, ...
- Hebrew:סַן פְרַנְסִיסְקוֹ, חֲצִי גְּמָר, ...
- Russian:Сан-Франциско, 1/2 финала, ...
- Ukrainian:Сан-Франциско, півфінал, ...
- Hindi:सैन फ़्रांसिस्को, सेमीफाइनल, ...
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