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pe
1[ pey ]
noun
- the 17th letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
- either of the consonant sounds represented by this letter.
PE
2abbreviation for
- Prince Edward Island, Canada (approved for postal use).
- Biology, Ecology. possibly extinct ( def ).
p/e
3abbreviation for
p.e.
4abbreviation for
P.E.
5abbreviation for
- Petroleum Engineer.
- physical education.
- Presiding Elder.
- Statistics. probable error.
- Professional Engineer.
- Protestant Episcopal.
pe
1the internet domain name for
- Peru
pe
2/ peɪ; pe /
noun
- the 17th letter in the Hebrew alphabet (פ or, at the end of a word, ף) transliterated as p or, when final, ph
PE
3abbreviation for
- physical education
- potential energy
- Presiding Elder
- (esp in postal addresses) Prince Edward Island (Canadian Province)
- Alsop.e printer's error
- statistics probable error
- Protestant Episcopal
- (in South Africa) Port Elizabeth
- Peru (international car registration)
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Business questions are raised—who starts a PE firm and bails on it in a matter of mere months?
Yet only about half of our schools now offer PE, and the average PE budget per school is just $750.
PE was one way of ensuring that every kid was getting some exercise.
I generally remember school physical education, PE, as a being a pain in the posterior.
The hosts on business cable channels refer to PE ratios and swap spreads, and no one laughs at them.
"Some day Ko-pe-tah will find the way in here," laughed Old Solitary.
Wash-m-pe-shee, the Madman; a distinguished warrior; full length.
And would it not pe petter to be cooed friends without more of the matter?
"You have the authority of my extended hand," conceded Pe-lung readily, raising it as he spoke.
"I come to buy an imitation pig-tail to pass for one," replied Pe-lung, with quiet composure.
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