ABC's

or ABCs

[ ey-bee-seez ]

noun

, (used with a plural verb)

1. Also ABC. the alphabet.
2. the basic skills of spelling, reading, and writing:

   learning the ABC's in the early grades of school.

3. Also ABC. the basic or elementary facts, principles, etc., of a subject:

   the ABC's of electricity.

Example Sentences

Entertainment icon and ABC’s "Abbott Elementary" star Sheryl Lee Ralph has a unique opportunity to use her role as Mrs. Howard to both highlight the role education has played in her upbringing and shed a light on our nation's real MVPs, public school teachers.

From Salon

Bennet, whose resume includes a starring role in ABC’s “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” and a brief stint as a pop star in China — watch the video for her song “Uh Oh” if you want to see her giving strong Christina Aguilera energy — admits that she’s been obsessed with this character and story since she read “Interior Chinatown.”

From Los Angeles Times

Fox previously spoke about her miscarriage on ABC's Good Morning America.

From BBC

Nearly a month ago, Kamala Harris appeared on ABC's The View in what was expected to be a friendly interview aimed at pitching herself to Americans who wanted to know more about her.

From BBC

Early last month, during an appearance on ABC’S “The View,” Harris damaged her effort to exemplify her independence.

From Los Angeles Times

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