- plar
- ex·em·plar·i·ly;ex·em·plar·ism;ex·em·plar·i·ty;hex·a·plar·ic;ex·em·plar;tem·plar;hex·a·plar;hex·a·plar·i·an;
English syllables. 2014.
plar
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PLAR — may mean: * Private line automatic ringdown, a telephony term * Prior learning assessment and recognition, an educational term used mainly in Canada … Wikipedia
PLAR — Prior Learning Assessment And Recognition (Community » Educational) * Private Line Automatic Ringdown (Computing » Telecom) * Private Line Auto Ringdown (Computing » Telecom) * Prior Learning And Recognition (Academic & Science » Universities) … Abbreviations dictionary
PLAR — Post Launch Assessment Review Contributor: MSFC … NASA Acronyms
dı̏plār — (dı̏plaš) m glazb. svirač na diplama … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
kȁplār — m pov. vojn. ob. najniži čin u mnogim vojskama ✧ {{001f}}tal … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
ex|am|plar — «ehg ZAM pluhr, ZAHM », noun. British Archaic. exemplar … Useful english dictionary
ex|em|plar — «ehg ZEHM pluhr, plahr», noun. 1. a person or thing worth imitating; good model or pattern: »Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was the exemplar of the humane jurist. SYNONYM(S): standard. 2. = archetype. (Cf. ↑archetype) 3. a typical case; example. ╂ … Useful english dictionary
Tem|plar — «TEHM pluhr», noun. 1. a member of a religious and military order called Knights Templars, founded among the Crusaders to protect the Holy Sepulcher and pilgrims to the Holy Land. 2. a member of an order of Masons, the Knights Templar. 3. Also,… … Useful english dictionary
ex·em·plar — /ıgˈzɛmˌplɑɚ/ noun, pl plars [count] formal 1 : an admired person or thing that is considered an example that deserves to be copied cited Joan of Arc as the exemplar of courage 2 : a typical example He is an exemplar of this new breed of… … Useful english dictionary
Higher education in Alberta — refers to the post secondary education system for the province of Alberta. The Ministry of Advanced Education in Alberta oversees educational delivery through universities, publicly funded colleges, technical institutions, and private colleges.… … Wikipedia
