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ABC1
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noun
1
(North American ABCs)The alphabet.- ‘it's a great way for kids to learn their ABCs’
ABC, letters- 1.1An alphabetical guide.
- ‘an ABC of Civil War battlefields’
2
(North American ABCs)The rudiments of a subject.- ‘the ABCs of emergency heart-lung resuscitation’
basic principles, basics, fundamentals, elements, essentials, first principles
Phrases
- as easy as ABC
Extremely easy or straightforward.
‘economics can be as simple as ABC’- ‘To them, preventing HIV infection is as simple as ABC - A for Abstinence, B for Being faithful and C for Condoms.’
- ‘The dazzler was John, for whom kindness and consideration towards his customers in the restaurant is as easy as ABC.’
- ‘‘If life was as simple as ABC or 123, there wouldn't be that frown on your face,’ an unfamiliar voice sounded behind her.’
- ‘Signals are as easy as ABC for the trader with the right tools and know-how.’
- ‘The campaign won't be as easy as ABC for the youngsters, but he is determined to put them at their ease.’
- ‘With our new guide, CPU overclocking will be as easy as ABC!’
- ‘Being a woman and staying healthy is not, it turns out, as easy as ABC.’
- ‘The website makes comparing and switching as easy as ABC.’
- ‘She says teaching children to read is as easy as ABC.’
- ‘The pop quiz was as simple as ABC.’
ABC2
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abbreviation
American Broadcasting Company.
ABC3
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noun
informal USAn American-born person of Chinese descent.
- ‘like many ABCs, his identity is a tapestry’
- ‘I'm a little surprised when an ABC has bad grammar.’
- ‘If it has taught us one central lesson, it may well be that the world known as Chinese America is populated with all of us - women, men, FOBs, and ABCs - and together we can better achieve our vision for tomorrow.’
- ‘Though some ABCs want to be recognized as "real Chinese," I don't.’
adjective
informal USRelating to or denoting American-born people of Chinese descent.
- ‘some ABC parents send their children to Chinese language schools’
- ‘I have an ABC friend who speaks much worse Chinese than me, but nobody pushes her to switch to English when they talk with her.’
- ‘David said he was ABC, American Born Chinese.’
Origin
1970s from the initial letters of American-born Chinese.
Pronunciation
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