1. B.C.——British Columbia, the English name of the Canadian province of British Columbia, also known as the province of "British Columbia" or "British Columbia"

2. BCSIP——British Columbia Settlement and Integration Program BC Newcomer Settlement and Integration Program

3. CPP——Canada Pension PlanCanada Pension Plan

4. CIC——Citizenship and Immigration Canada Canadian Department of Citizenship and Immigration

5. CPR——Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian Pacific Railway

6. EI——Employment InsuranceEmployment Insurance

7. ESL——English as a Second LanguageEnglish as a Second Language

8. GIC——Guaranteed Investment Certificate Guaranteed Investment Return Certificate of Deposit

9. GST——Goods and Services Tax Goods and Services Tax

10. ICBC——Insurance Corporation of British Columbia

11. ID——Identification identity document

12. IFH——Interim Federal Health Federal Government Interim Medical Paper

13. MSP——Medical Services Plan

14. OLA——Open Learning Agency Open Adult Education Center

15. PST——Provincial Sales TaxProvincial Sales Tax

16. RCMP——Royal Canadian Mounted Police

17. RRSP——Registered Retirement Savings Plan

18. WCB——Worker's Compensation Board Workers' Compensation Bureau

19. YMCA——Young Men's Christian Association

20. YWCA——Young Women's Christian Association

(The pronunciation of the above abbreviation is to pronounce the English letters one by one)

(The pronunciation of the following abbreviation is to spell out the abbreviation letters)

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21． CANN——Community Airport Newcomer's Network New immigrants' community adaptation and airport reception

22. ICES——International Credential Evaluation Service International Diploma Evaluation Service

23. SAFER - Shelter Aid For Elderly Renters provides rental assistance program for elderly tenants

24. SIN——Social Insurance NumberSocial Insurance Card

Week

Monday: MONDAY=MON Tuesday: TUESDAY=TUS

Wednesday: WENSEDAY=WEN Thursday: THURSDAY =T

HUR

Friday: FRIDAY=FRI Saturday: SATURDAY=SAT

Sunday: SUNDAY=SUN

Month

January=JAN 2 Month=FEB

March=MAR April=APR

May=MAY June=JUN

July=JUL August=AUG

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September=SEP October=OCT

November=NOV December=DEC

Common words

4=FOR to FOREVER＝FOREVER

2＝TO RTN＝RETURN (send back)

BT＝BLOOD TYPE (blood type) PLS＝PLEASE (please)

BD＝BIRTHDAY (Birthday) REWARD=Reward

REWARD 4 RETURN=Return with reward ALLRG=Allergy

Military terminology

USMC=Marine Corps NAVY=Navy

AF＝AIR FORCE (Air Force) ARMY＝Army

Religion

C＝CHRISTIANISM (Christianity) J＝JUDAISM (Judaism)

C＝CATHOLICISM (Catholicism) B＝BUDDHISM (Buddhism)

I＝ISLAM (Islam) NR＝NO REFERENCE (no religious belief)

Constellation

Aquarius: AQUARIUS (January 21st - February 19th)

Pisces: PISCES (February 20th - March 20th)

Aries: ARIES (March 21st) Sunday - April 20th)

Taurus: TAURUS (April 21st - May 21st)

Gemini: GEMINI (May 22nd - June 21st)

Cancer: CANCER (June 22-July 23)

Leo: LEO (July 24-August 23)

Virgo : VIRGO (August 24-September 23)

LIBRA: LIBRA (September 24-October 23)

SCORPIO: SCORPIUS (October 24- November 22nd)

Sagittarius: SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd - December 21st)

Goat: CAPRICORNUS (December 22nd - January 20th)

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1. International or national:

UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural organization) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (also called International Cultural and Educational Organization)

For example: (The) UNESCO has made some contributions to the world. (UNESCO has made some contributions to the world)

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty organization) North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

For example: Could (the) NATO members stick to their commitments? (Can members of NATO stick to their obligations?)

SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty) Strategic Arms Limitation Convention

For example: Should every nation join (the) SALT? (Every country must join SALT?)

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) United States Space Administration

Example: The U.S. space programs depend on the performances of NASA. (The U.S. space program depends on the performance of NASA.)

(Note: The above abbreviations are also treated as one word)

WHO (World Health Organization) world Health Organization

Example: Taiwan has been trying to become one of the WHO members. (Taiwan has been trying to become one of the WHO members.)

FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) Federal Bureau of Investigation Bureau of Investigation (responsible for the United States)

CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) Central Intelligence Agency (responsible for foreign countries)

Example: Over the past years, Dr. and Mrs. Lee have worked for both FBI and CIA. (Dr. Li and his wife have worked for the FBI and CIA for many years)

FDA (Food and Drug Administration) US Food and Drug Administration

Example: This new drug has to be approved by the FDA. (This new drug must be approved by the FDA)

USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) United States Department of Agriculture

Example: USDA supplies myriad of information on agriculture market. (For agricultural markets, the USDA provides extensive information.

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IRS (Internal Revenue Service) US Taxation Service

Example: Employees working for IRS should be courteous toward tax payers. (IRS employees should be courteous toward taxpayers)

NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Color People) (National Association for the Advancement of Black Rights, the largest organization for black people to promote their rights)

Example: Many African-Americans join NAACP. Blacks participate in the NAACP)

NIH (National Institute of Health)

Example: Mr. Wang has worked at NIH as a researcher. (Mr. Wang works at NIH as a researcher)

AARP (American Association of Retired People.)

Example: At age 50, you are eligible to be a member of AARP. members)

AAUP (American Association of University Professors) (American Association of University Professors)

Example: The AAUP has many branches at different colleges and universities in the U.S. (AAUP in the United States There are many chapters in various universities)

SCORE (Services Corps of Retired Executives) (This is a group of American corporate executives who serve as free consultants after their retirement to help young people start their own businesses.)

(Note: The singular and plural of corps are the same, and the pronunciation is different from corpse. Be careful.)

(Note: Foreigners sometimes add the articles the, a, an, before the abbreviation of the organization name. Sometimes it is not added, but in official documents, it is usually added.

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2. General test name:

SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) (a test set by the United States for high school students who want to enter college)

Example: The well-known universities accept new students based on SAT scores and well-rounded personalities. (The well-known universities accept new students based on SAT scores and well-rounded personalities.)

GPA (Grade Point Average) (General average academic performance)

Example: His GPA always stands on the top of his class. (His GPA is always first in the class)

GED (General Equivalent Diploma) ; General equivalent diploma (Students who have not graduated from high school can obtain a high school diploma if they take the GED and pass it)

Example: If he passes the GED test, he will earn a high school diploma.

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AP (advanced placement) If high school students in school take AP courses and pass the exam, they do not need to take them again when they enter college in the future.

Example: His son took some AP courses at high school.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is an entrance exam for students pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the United States

Example: In order to enter an MBA program, you need a high score on GMAT.

LSAT (Law School Admission Test) An entrance exam for law students in the United States

Example: He did very well in his LSAT. (He did very well in his LSAT.)

MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) A test for students entering medical schools in the United States

Example sentence: Do you think he will do well in his MCAT?

GRE (Graduate Record Exam) This is the entrance examination for general graduate students in American university graduate schools

Example sentence: Most American graduate schools require GRE scores. (Most American graduate schools require GRE scores)

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) The English proficiency test for foreign students who want to enter American universities (the so-called "TOEFL" Test)

Example: Almost all Chinese college graduates are required to take TOEFL if they come to the U.S. for advanced degrees. If you have a high degree.

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CLEP (College Level Exam Program) Anyone with academic expertise can take this exam. Once they pass, they can obtain university credits.

Example: As long as you pass CLEP, You may earn college credits. (As long as you pass CLEP, you can earn college credits.)

(Note: Foreigners generally call "college "Only College, not University)

ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) This is a special English course in the United States for newly arrived immigrants or foreign students. Also called ESL (English as a Second Language)

Example: Many American campuses offer ESOL courses for foreign students. (Many American campuses offer ESOL courses for foreign students)

3. General In terms of daily life:

EOE (Equal Opportunity Employer) This is a way for various organizations in the United States to indicate to applicants that they are "equal opportunity employers" when recruiting employees.

Example: All African-Americans hope that their employments will be based on EOE. (All African-Americans hope that their employments will be based on EOE.)

DOQ (Depending on Qualifications) Based on application A worker's qualifications determine whether or not to be hired.

Example: The DOQ policy is being used by our school in hiring new teachers.

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PR (Public Relation)

Example: The college president wants to improve its PR with the community. Relationship)

CEO (Chief Executive Officer) Chief Executive Officer (mostly refers to the corporate world or company leaders)

Example: The CEO of this company will resign because of poor health. (The CEO of this company resigned due to poor health)

CPA (Certified Public Accountant) American licensed accountant

Example: Do you have a CPA to prepare your income tax? (Do you have a CPA to file taxes for you?)

COLA (Cost of Living Adjustment) Adjustment of the cost of living (that is, salary increases are based on the living index)

Example: Our annual pay raise will be based on COLA.

STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) = VD = Venereal Disease Sexually transmitted diseases (STD is more commonly used now)

Example: Many teen-agers face STD problems .(Many teenagers face STD problems)

SOA (Sexually oriented Advertisement) Sexually oriented advertisements

Example: Don\'t you feel we have too much SOA in the media? (Don’t you think there is too much SOA in the media?)

GOP (Grand Old Party) Another name for the Republican Party of the United States = Republican Party

Example: The The GOP has nominated Mr. Bush as its Presidential candidate. (GOP has nominated Mr. Bush as its Presidential candidate)

PMS (Pre-menstrual Syndrome) This is commonly used by women who feel uncomfortable or in a bad mood before menstruation. Abbreviation for

Example: Don\'t bother her; she has PMS.

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) refers to a condition in which adolescents cannot concentrate and remain calm. disease.

Example: Tens of thousands of youngsters are suffering from ADHD in the U.S. (Thousands of teenagers in the United States have ADHD problems)

RSVP (Respondez sil vous plait) This It is French and usually used on invitations = Please reply (or respond)

Example: There is “RSVP” on the invitation card.

BYOB ( bring your own bottle) When foreigners treat guests, in order to reduce the burden or personal preference of the type of wine, they should indicate "please bring your own bottle" on the invitation.

Example: Whenever he invites guests, he asks “BYOB”. (As long as he treats guests, he requires them to bring their own wine.)

AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Sydrome) AIDS

Example: AIDS has spread all over the world.

CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) Heart attack first aid method

Example: Everyone should learn how to do CPR.

EKG (Electrocardiography) Electrocardiogram (not ECG)

Example: Her physician asks her to have an EKG next week. (The doctor asks her to have an EKG next week.)

IV (intravenous injection) A drip injected into the patient

Example: In the hospital emergency room, I saw a patient with an IV on his arm. 20061029135235_18284.html

ST "ST" in front of the stock is the abbreviation of "special treatment" in English

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions. A collection of frequently asked questions.

WWW is the abbreviation of World Wide Web, and some people jokingly call it World Wide Wait.

edu education

IP (Internet Protocol) Internet Protocol

ISP Network Service Provider

ISO International Organization for Standardization (ISO, International Organization for Stan-dardization (abbreviation).

IT refers to information technology, which is the abbreviation of English Information Technology.

EC Electronic Commerce or E-commerce e-commerce originates from English

Biz business economic abbreviation

Com commerce business abbreviation

Info infomation information abbreviation

Cn China Chinese abbreviation

OK okay Okay

VC Venture Capital Venture Capital

BBS Bulletin Board System Electronic Bulletin Board

Dns DomainNameSystem Domain Name System

Vip Very Important Person VIP

Nic NETWORK INFORMATION CENTER Network Information Center

URL Uniform Resource Location Uniform Resource Locator

BT is a kind of P2P sharing software, its full name is "BitTorrent", its full Chinese name is: "Bitstream" is also known as "abnormal download"

DIY is a new term familiar to every computer enthusiast. It is the abbreviation of Do It Yourself in English. It means making it yourself. Hardware enthusiasts are also familiar with it. Commonly known as DIYer.

OEM is the abbreviation of Original Equipment Manufacturer in English, which means original equipment manufacturer.

XP is the abbreviation of English Experience. Since Microsoft released Office XP, it has become a popular naming concept for software.

ID is the abbreviation of English IDentity, and ID is an identification number. Meaning.

MSN stands for MICROSOFT NETWORK, which is a portal site of Microsoft Corporation. As the most popular portal on the Internet, MSN has the ability to provide users with online research, browsing and purchase of various products and services. Ability.

DJ is the English abbreviation of DISCO JOCIKEY (record knight), mainly DISCO. The word DJ now represents the latest, strongest, most poisonous and most HIGH Muis

CEO (Chief Executive Officer) originated from the reform and innovation of corporate governance structure in the United States in the 1960s.

CS is a very popular online game, and its Chinese name is Counter-Strike.

SOHO is the abbreviation of SMALLOFFICEHOMEOFFICER, which means "working from home".

FTP is the abbreviation of English File Transfer Protocol, that is, text transfer protocol

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