b.e

B/E

bill of exchange.
Also, b.e.
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B.E.

1.
Bachelor of Education.
2.
Bachelor of Engineering.
3.
Bank of England.
4.
bill of exchange.
5.
Board of Education.
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B and E

noun
Law. the crime of breaking and entering: two of the elements of the crime of burglary.
Also, B&E.

Origin:
1960–65

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B/E, BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for
bill of exchange
 
BE, BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for
 
b.e., BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for

B/E, BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for
bill of exchange
 
BE, BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for
 
b.e., BE or b.e.
 
—abbreviation for

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B/E

  1. bill of entry

  2. bill of exchange

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