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m
, M
      n   pl   , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

electromagnetic moment
n a measure of the magnetic strength of a magnet or current-carrying coil, expressed as the torque produced when the magnet or coil is set with its axis perpendicular to unit magnetic flux density. It is measured in ampere metres squared., (Symbol) m (Also called) magnetic moment Compare → magnetic dipole moment

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

magnetic dipole moment
n a measure of the magnetic strength of a magnet or current-carrying coil, expressed as the torque produced when the magnet or coil is set with its axis perpendicular to unit magnetic field., (Symbol) m, j (Also called) magnetic moment Compare → electromagnetic moment

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

metre [¹] , (U.S.) meter
n

1 a metric unit of length equal to approximately 1.094 yards

2 the basic SI unit of length; the length of the path travelled by light in free space during a time interval of 1/299792458 of a second. In 1983 this definition replaced the previous one based on krypton-86, which in turn had replaced the definition based on the platinum-iridium metre bar kept in Paris, (Symbol) m
(C18: from French; see metre2)

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

milli-
      prefix   denoting 10--3
millimetre        (Symbol)    m
     (from French, from Latin mille thousand, this meaning being maintained in words borrowed from Latin (millipede))

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM            (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

mega-
combining form

1 denoting 106
megawatt (Symbol) M

2 (in computer technology) denoting 220 (1048576)
megabyte

3 large or great
megalith

4    Informal   greatest
megastar
     (from Greek megas huge, powerful)

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

minim
n

1 a unit of fluid measure equal to one sixtieth of a drachm. It is approximately equal to one drop., (Symbol) M <minim>

2 (Music) a note having the time value of half a semibreve, (Usual U.S. and Canadian name) half-note

3 a small or insignificant person or thing

4 a downward stroke in calligraphy
adj

5 Rare very small; tiny
(C15 (in its musical meaning): from Latin minimus smallest)

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

mutual inductance
n a measure of the mutual induction between two magnetically linked circuits, given as the ratio of the induced electromotive force to the rate of change of current producing it. It is usually measured in henries., (Symbol) M, L12 (Also called) coefficient of mutual induction

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

sea mile
n a unit of distance used in navigation, defined as the length of one minute of arc, measured along the meridian, in the latitude of the position. Its actual length varies slightly with latitude but is about 1853 metres (6080 feet)., (Symbol) M See also → nautical mile

A & M
abbrev. for

1 Agricultural and Mechanical

2 Ancient and Modern (hymn book)

a.m.   , A.M., am, AM     (indicating the time period from midnight to midday)
      abbrev. for   ante meridiem
   Compare     →   p.m
     (Latin: before noon)

C & M
abbrev. for care and maintenance

CP/M
n an operating system widely used on microcomputers to enable a wide range of software from many suppliers to be run on them

e.m.u. , EMU
abbrev. for electromagnetic unit

e.o.m. (Commerce)
abbrev. for end of the month

F.A.M.
      abbrev. for   Free and Accepted Masons
   See     →   Freemason

h'm (spelling pron)
interj used to indicate hesitation, doubt, assent, pleasure, etc.

H.M.S. , HMS
abbrev. for

1 His (or Her) Majesty's Service

2 His (or Her) Majesty's Ship

I'm
contraction of I am

m , M
n pl , m's, M's, Ms

1 the 13th letter and tenth consonant of the modern English alphabet

2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a bilabial nasal, as in mat

m
symbol for

1 metre(s)

2 mile(s)

3 milli-

4 minute(s)

M
symbol for

1 mach

2 medium (size)

3 mega-

4 (Currency) mark(s)

5 million

6 (Astronomy) Messier catalogue; a catalogue published in 1784, in which 103 nebulae and clusters are listed using a numerical system
M13 is the globular cluster in Hercules

7 Middle

8 (Physics) modulus

9 (in Britain) motorway
the M1 runs from London to Leeds

10 (in Australia)

a mature audience (used to describe a category of film certified as suitable for viewing by anyone over the age of 15)

b (as modifier)
an M film

11 (Logic) the middle term of a syllogism

12 (Physics) mutual inductance

13 (Chem) molar

14
      the roman numeral for   1000
   See     →   Roman numerals

15
international car registration for Malta

m.
abbrev. for

1 (Cricket) maiden (over)

2 male

3 mare

4 married

5 masculine

6 medicine

7 meridian

8 month

M.
abbrev. for

1 Majesty

2 Manitoba

3 marquis

4 Master

5 Medieval

6 (in titles) Member

7 Middle

8 million

9 Monday

10 pl , MM, MM (Also) M (French) Monsieur
(French equivalent of Mr)

11 mountain

m-
prefix short for → meta- → 4

M'-
prefix a variant of → Mac-

'm
contraction of

1 vb am

2 n madam
yes'm

M-1 rifle
n a semiautomatic .30 calibre rifle: the basic infantry weapon of the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, (Also called) Garand rifle

M. Glam
abbrev. for Mid Glamorgan

m.o. , MO
abbrev. for

1 mail order

2 money order

MP/M
n (Computing) a multiuser operating system that resembles a CP/M

m-RNA
abbrev. for messenger RNA

O & M
abbrev. for organization and method (in studies of working methods)

p.m. , P.M., pm, PM
abbrev. for

1    (indicating the time period from midday to midnight) post meridiem
   Compare     →   a.m
     (Latin: after noon)

2 post-mortem (examination)

r.a.m.
abbrev. for relative atomic mass

r.m.m.
abbrev. for relative molecular mass

Diccionario Inglés definición

mad

1 aberrant, as daft as a brush (informal, chiefly Brit.) bananas (slang) barking (slang) barking mad (slang) barmy (slang) batty (slang) bonkers (slang, chiefly Brit.) crackers (Brit. slang) crackpot (informal) crazed, crazy (informal) cuckoo (informal) delirious, demented, deranged, distracted, doolally (slang) flaky (U.S. slang) frantic, frenzied, gonzo (slang) insane, loony (slang) loopy (informal) lost one's marbles (informal) lunatic, mental (slang) non compos mentis, not right in the head, not the full shilling (informal) nuts (slang) nutty (slang) off one's chump (slang) off one's head (slang) off one's nut (slang) off one's rocker (slang) off one's trolley (slang) of unsound mind, out of one's mind, out to lunch (informal) psychotic, rabid, raving, round the bend (Brit. slang) round the twist (Brit. slang) screwy (informal) unbalanced, unhinged, unstable, up the pole (informal) wacko or whacko (informal)

2 absurd, as daft as a brush (informal, chiefly Brit.) asinine, daft (informal) foolhardy, foolish, imprudent, inane, irrational, ludicrous, nonsensical, preposterous, senseless, unreasonable, unsafe, unsound, wild

3 (informal) angry, ape (slang) apeshit (slang) berserk, choked, cross, enraged, exasperated, fit to be tied (slang) fuming, furious, in a wax (informal, chiefly Brit.) incensed, infuriated, irate, irritated, livid (informal) raging, resentful, seeing red (informal) wild, wrathful

4 ardent, avid, crazy, daft (informal) devoted, dotty (slang, chiefly Brit.) enamoured, enthusiastic, fanatical, fond, hooked, impassioned, infatuated, in love with, keen, nuts (slang) wild, zealous

5 abandoned, agitated, boisterous, ebullient, energetic, excited, frenetic, frenzied, full-on (informal) gay, riotous, uncontrolled, unrestrained, wild

6 like mad (informal) energetically, enthusiastically, excitedly, furiously, hell for leather, like greased lightning (informal) like lightning, like nobody's business (informal) like the clappers (Brit. informal)