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Eu
1- europium.
EU
2[ ee-yoo ]
abbreviation for
eu-
3- a combining form meaning “good,” “well,” occurring chiefly in words of Greek origin ( eupepsia ); in scientific coinages, especially taxonomic names, it often has the sense “true, genuine” ( eukaryote )
Eu
1the chemical symbol for
- europium
EU
2abbreviation for
- European Union
eu
3the internet domain name for
- the European Union
eu-
4combining_form
- well, pleasant, or good
eupeptic
euphony
Word History and Origins
Origin of Eu1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Eu1
Example Sentences
While the ruling referred to a Czech case, it also applies to the entire EU and complicates Italy's plans for detention centres in Albania meant to fast-track repatriations.
The government remains opposed to rejoining the EU, but Prime Minister Keir Starmer and some EU politicians have said there could be a better relationship.
She said Meta "must stop this behaviour", with the EU asking the firm to "refrain from repeating" the infringement.
The defendants plus the party itself, as a legal entity, are accused of syphoning EU parliamentary funds to pay the salaries of party workers.
He added the absence of any infringement decisions under EU or UK competition law meant it would be down to the claimant to prove the market abuse it was alleging was actually taking place.
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