Definition
Definition of SV - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Silicon ValleyRare region in California known for technology companiesRare
- Many startups are based in SV.
2.
acr: Student VisaRare official permission for students to study in another countryRare
- She applied for an SV to study in Canada.
3.
acr: sexual violenceRare unwanted sexual acts forced on someoneRare
- SV is a serious issue in many communities.
4.
acr: Software VersionTECH. number or code showing the release of a softwareTECH.
- Please update to the latest SV.
5.
acr: Stroke VolumeTECH. amount of blood pumped by the heart each beatTECH.
- Doctors measured the SV during the test.
6.
acr: Sub verboDated used to refer to a specific word in a dictionaryDated
- See SV for more information on the term.
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Examples of SV in a sentence
She moved to SV for a new job. His SV was approved last week. You need an SV to enroll at that university. SV prevention programs are essential in schools. Many survivors of SV need support services. The app requires SV 2.1 or higher.
Check the SV before installing the patch. SV can vary with exercise. Low SV may indicate heart problems. Refer to SV for the word’s origin. The dictionary entry says SV: ‘apple’.
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- French:Silicon Valley, visa étudiant, ...
- German:SV, Studentenvisum, ...
- Italian:Silicon Valley, VS, ...
- Spanish:SV, VE, ...
- Portuguese:Vale do Silício, Visto de Estudante, ...
- Chinese:硅谷, 学生签证, ...
- Japanese:シリコンバレー, SV, ...
- Arabic:وادي السيليكون, تأشيرة طالب, ...
- Hebrew:סִילִיקוֹן וָאלִי, אֲשֶׁרֶת סְטוּדֶנְט, ...
- Russian:Кремниевая долина, студенческая виза, ...
- Ukrainian:Силіконова долина, Студентська віза, ...
- Hindi:सिलिकॉन वैली, छात्र वीज़ा, ...
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