Meaning to its abbreviation. 1. contraction gr. 2. obsolete as 3. greek pl. 4. anglo-saxon obs. 5. plural g. 6. german ff. 7. that is pron. 8. colloquialism colloq. 9. following i. e. 10. pronoun contr.

The abbreviation meanings are the following:

1) Contraction (contr.)

2) Obsolete (obs.)

3) Greek (Gr.)

4) Anglo-Saxon (AS)

5) Plural (pl.)

6) German (G.)

7) That is (i.e.)

8) Colloquialism (colloq.)

9) Following (ff.)

10) Pronoun (pron.)

Abbreviations in dictionaries give the reader additional information about a word, for instance, its origin or its grammar function.

The answers are explained below.

Explanation:

Abbreviations are used, first of all, to present information in a shorter way. In a dictionary entry, they provide more data, such as the type of word, or the origin of it as well as the category, among others. Here are the answers:

1) Contraction is contr.

2) Obsolete is obs.

3) Greek is Gr.

4) Anglo-Saxon is AS.

5) Plural is pl.

6) German is G.

7) That is i.e.

8) Colloquialism colloq.

9) Following ff.

10) Pronoun pron.

BID- 2 times a day TID- 3 times a day QID-4 times a day.

Explanation:

I usually think of it as Bi(meaning 2),Tri(meaning 3), Quad(meaning 4).

B in BID - (2, bi) , T in TID - (3,tri), Q in QID - (4,quad)

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Chef Complaint

Explanation:

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a. GPS means Global Positioning System

BD: if it is a prescribed medicine that mean it should be taken twice daily I believe.

MCS: Multiple chemical sensitivity I believe.

Explanation:

MCS: I'm quite possitive it is a diagnosis characterized by chronic symptoms ascribed to exposure towards low levels of commonly used chemicals.

BD: It should be taken about every 12 hours and there is 24 hours in a day resulting in taking the prescribed medication twice a day.

Before Christ

Anno Domini (After death)

before Christ and anno domini

EMS: Emergency Medical Services

Explanation:

The answer is A.

Explanation:

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