Oh, dude, those abbreviations stand for "D.O." which is "Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine," "I.O." which is "Intraosseous Infusion," and "P.N." which is "Personal Number." So, like, now you know what they mean, but, like, does it really matter in the grand scheme of things?
Well, hello there! D.O. stands for Direct Object, which is the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb. I.O. stands for Indirect Object, which is the noun or pronoun that receives the direct object. P.N. stands for Predicate Nominative, which is a noun or pronoun that follows a linking verb and renames the subject. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy little accidents!
COMPLEMENTS
S, P (AV), DO S, P (AV), IO (N), DO (N) S, P, (AV), DO, OC (N) S, P, (AV), DO, OC (ADJ) S, P (LV), PA S, P (LV), PN S= Subject P= Predicate AV= Action verb DO= Direct object N= Noun IO= Indirect object OC= Object complement LV= Linking verb PA= Sorry, I forgot. Just look it up. PN= Predicate nominative
The best gun in diep io is the mothership
subject - linking verb - predicate noun
Yes
Studio
It is SCO.
SD
It's yd
Velocity= v.
PN means pressure rating of a pipe....PN is just a symbolic representation....
rel. (religion)
Either "abbr." or "abbrev."
The abbreviation for Idaho is ID.
.pn was created in 1997.
IOC IOC
Missouri (MO)
The word agreement is not usually abbreviated. However, it could possibly be written as "ab", "abbrev", or "abb". The most common would probably be "abbrev".