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pron.

American  

abbreviation

  1. pronominal.

  2. pronoun.

  3. pronounced.

  4. pronunciation.


pron. British  

abbreviation

  1. pronominal

  2. pronoun

  3. pronounced

  4. pronunciation

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Anton Pron from the White Angels police evacuation squad, who helps evacuate people away from front-line towns, tells us the situation is worsening every day.

From BBC

What’s more, the Federal Election Commission in May 2021 dropped the case of whether former President Donald J. Trump violated election law with a $130,000 payment to pron star Stormy Daniels shortly before the 2016 election, which is one of the payments at the heart of Mr. Bragg’s case.

From Washington Times

Th American people listen to pron stars who take bribes now.

From New York Times

López’s book can be seen as a kind of counterpart to Patricio Pron’s 2011 novel, “My Fathers’ Ghost Is Climbing in the Rain,” in which a son uncovers his father’s role in a leftist group during the same dark period in Argentina’s history.

From New York Times

But where Pron is forensic in his approach, López is sensual.

From New York Times