Definition
Definition of PF - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Physical FitnessRare state of being strong and healthyRare
- He trains daily to improve his PF.
2.
acr: power failureRare when the lights and machines stop workingRare
- The PF caused all the lights and machines to stop working suddenly.
3.
acr: personal foulTECH. rule violation in sports like basketballTECH.
- He committed a PF during the final basketball game.
4.
acr: points forTECH. used to show scores in games or testsTECH.
- He got 10 PF in the game!
5.
acr: power forwardTECH. player position near the basket in basketballTECH.
- The PF scored a crucial basket near the basket in the final quarter.
Expressions with PF
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political party in Zimbabwe known for ruling the country
Zanu-PF won the election again this year.
Examples of PF in a sentence
Good PF reduces health risks. The factory halted due to a PF. A sudden PF left the entire neighborhood in darkness. The referee called a PF for tripping. A PF was given for unsportsmanlike conduct. The team scored 15 PF in the first half.
Her PF in the quiz was higher than expected. The PF dominated the court with his skills. Our team needs a strong PF for the upcoming season.
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- French:forme physique, panne de courant, ...
- German:KF, Stromausfall, ...
- Italian:PF, interruzione di corrente, ...
- Spanish:CF, corte de energía, ...
- Portuguese:CF, PF, ...
- Chinese:身体健康, 停电, ...
- Japanese:PF, 停電, ...
- Arabic:اللِّيَاقَة البَدَنِيَّة, اِنْقِطاع الكَهْرَبَاء, ...
- Hebrew:כּוֹשֶׁר גּוּפָנִי, הַפְסָקַת חַשְׁמַל, ...
- Russian:ФФ, отключение электроэнергии, ...
- Ukrainian:ФП, відключення електроенергії, ...
- Hindi:शारीरिक फिटनेस, बिजली गुल होना, ...
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