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NP
NpThe symbol for neptunium.
NPabbr.1. neuropsychiatry2. notary public3. noun phrase4. nurse practitionernp abbreviation for 1. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) printing new paragraph 2. (Law) law nisi prius 3. (Library Science & Bibliography) no place of publication
np the internet domain name for (Computer Science) Nepal
Np symbol for (Units) neper the chemical symbol for (Elements & Compounds) neptunium
NP abbreviation for 1. (Psychiatry) neuropsychiatric 2. (Psychiatry) neuropsychiatry 3. (Law) Also: np Notary Public 4. (Grammar) noun phrase NP nurse-practitioner. Np
Chem. Symbol. neptunium. N.P. 1. new paragraph. 2. no protest. 3. notary public. n.p. 1. new paragraph. 2. no pagination. 3. no protest. NpThe symbol for neptunium. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. Np - a radioactive transuranic metallic element; found in trace amounts in uranium ores; a by-product of the production of plutoniumatomic number 93, neptuniummetal, metallic element - any of several chemical elements that are usually shiny solids that conduct heat or electricity and can be formed into sheets etc. | | 2. NP - a registered nurse who has received special training and can perform many of the duties of a physiciannurse clinician, nurse practitionerregistered nurse, RN - a graduate nurse who has passed examinations for registration |
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no problem1. noun Not something difficult to handle or deal with; not a problem or difficulty. The repair should be no problem—just replace the belt and that's it. Picking you up was no problem. Don't even mention it.2. expression That is not a problem; don't worry about it. A: "It looks like the file was deleted when the computer crashed." B: "No problem, there should be a backup copy."3. expression I would be happy to. A: "Would you mind emptying the dishwasher for me?" B: "Sure, no problem."See also: no, problemNPThat is not a problem; don't worry about it. An abbreviation of "no problem." A: "Thanks for sending the file." B; "NP."(that causes) no problemThat will not cause a problem for me or anyone else. (No problem is informal.) Mary: Do you mind waiting for just a little while? Bob: No problem. Sue: Does this block your light? Can you still read? Jane: That causes no problem.See also: no, problemno problem1. Also, no sweat; not to worry. There's no difficulty about this, don't concern yourself. For example, Of course I can change your tire-no problem, or You want more small change? no sweat, or We'll be there in plenty of time, not to worry. The first of these colloquial terms dates from about 1960 and the second from about 1950. The third, originating in Britain in the 1930s and using not to with the sense of "don't," crossed the Atlantic in the 1970s. 2. You're welcome, as in Thanks for the ride, Dad.-No problem. [Late 1900s] See also: no, problemno problem used to express agreement or acquiescence.See also: no, problemno ˈproblem (spoken, informal)
1 (also not a ˈproblem) used for saying that you can do something or are happy to do something for somebody: ‘Can you be here at 7.30 tomorrow morning?’ ‘No problem.’
2 used after somebody has thanked you or said they are sorry for something: ‘Thanks for the ride.’ ‘No problem.’See also: no, problemNo problem1. and No prob and NP phr. All is well.; There is no problem, so don’t worry or fret. (Often said after someone else says I’m sorry.) No problem. I can do it easily. A: Gee! I’m sorry! B: No prob. 2. phr. you are welcome. (Sometimes said after someone else says thank you.) A: Thanks a lot. B: No problem. See also: no, problemNP verbSee No problem no problem1. Used to express confirmation of or compliance with a request.2. Used to acknowledge an expression of gratitude.See also: no, problemno problemThat’s fine; you’re welcome; I’d be glad to help. This conventional reply expressing acquiescence and other positive feelings originated in America in the mid-twentieth century. It also has taken hold in numerous parts of the non-English-speaking world; the author has heard it in France, Austria, Yugoslavia, and Singapore from individuals who otherwise knew almost no English (other than “okay”). Others report having heard it in Russia, where it is often used ironically, Kenya, and China. In Australia, however, it alternates with no worries (probably from the 1930s British locution, not to worry). The journal American Speech recorded “no problem” in 1963 as an equivalent of no sweat. The OED’s citations include Martin Amis’s Rachel Papers (1973): “He . . . gave it back to me, saying ‘No problem’ again through his nose.” It has quickly become as ubiquitous and as divorced from the words’ original meaning (i.e., “there is no difficulty”) as have a nice day and take care. Indeed, Pico Iyer pointed out that today “ ‘No problem’ . . . in every language means that your problems are just beginning” (Time, July 2, 1990).See also: no, problemNP
Np, symbol for element neptuniumneptunium
, radioactive chemical element; symbol Np; at. no. 93; mass number of most stable isotope 237; m.p. about 640°C;; b.p. 3,902°C; (estimated); sp. gr. 20.25 at 20°C;; valence +3, +4, +5, or +6. Neptunium is a ductile, silvery radioactive metal.
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NP (computer science) The class of decision problems for which solutions can be checked in polynomial time. NP (complexity)nondeterministic polynomial time.np (networking)The country code for Nepal.NP(Number Portability) The capability of keeping the same telephone number when switching carriers or services. It all started with 800 numbers, which led to local number portability (LNP) and later to wireless number portability (WLNP). November 24, 2003 was known as "Cellphone Independence" day because it was the first time in the U.S. that customers in the top 100 metropolitan service areas (MSAs) could move their telephone numbers to a different carrier. In most cases, landline numbers can also be moved to a cellular carrier.NP
neptunium (Np) [nep-too´ne-um] a chemical element, atomic number 93, atomic weight 237. (See Appendix 6.)NPAbbreviation for nurse practitioner.
Np1. Symbol for neptunium. 2. Abbreviation for neper. NPabbr.1. neuropsychiatry2. notary public3. noun phrase4. nurse practitionerNP Abbreviation for:
N protein
nasal polyp
nasopharynx
national priorities
National Program
National Programme
natriuretic peptide
nerve palsy
neural plate
neuritic plaque
neuropathic pain
neuropathology
neuropathy
neuropeptide
neuropsychiatric
Niemann-Pick
nitrogen-phosphorus
nitroprusside
nonapeptide
nonhistone protein
nonparametric
non-principal
normal-phase
nosocomial pneumonia
not palpable
not present
nucleotide pair
nucleoside phosphorylase
nucleus pulposus
Nurse PractitionerNP Abbreviation for nurse practitioner.
Np Symbol for neptunium. Nucleus pulposus (NP)an elastic, pulpy mass in the center of each vertebral disk.Mentioned in: ChemonucleolysisLegalSeePointNP
NPThe two-character ISO 3166 country code for NEPAL.NP1. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal. This is the code used in international transactions to and from Nepalese bank accounts.
2. ISO 3166-2 geocode for Nepal. This is used as an international standard for shipping to Nepal. Each zone has its own code with the prefix "NP." For example, the code for Seti Zone is ISO 3166-2:NP-ME.NP
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| NP➣Nanoparticle | | NP➣Nurse Practitioner | | NP➣Nepal | | NP➣National Park | | NP➣Northern Pacific | | NP➣Noun Phrase | | NP➣New Patient | | NP➣No Problem | | NP➣Not Possible | | NP➣Newport (postal code for Newport, Wales) | | NP➣Nippon Paint (Japan) | | NP➣Nuclear Power | | NP➣Neue Presse (German: Newspaper) | | NP➣Not Present | | NP➣North Pole | | NP➣Not Provided | | NP➣No Pressure | | NP➣No Point | | NP➣New Process | | NP➣No Price | | NP➣Non-Pro (hardware) | | NP➣Nobel Prize | | NP➣Nice Person | | NP➣New Plymouth (New Zealand) | | NP➣Now Playing | | NP➣No Place | | NP➣National Party | | NP➣Natalie Portman | | NP➣Notice Period | | NP➣Na Przyklad (Polish: for example) | | NP➣Nail Polish | | NP➣Neptunium | | NP➣Neopoints (Neopets) | | NP➣Net Profit | | NP➣Napalm | | NP➣Notary Public | | NP➣Null Pointer | | NP➣Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Singapore) | | NP➣North Point (place name) | | NP➣Nintendo Power (magazine) | | NP➣Network Protocol | | NP➣Nintendo Power | | NP➣New Party (Taiwan) | | NP➣Natural Phenomena | | NP➣New Providence (New Jersey) | | NP➣No Page | | NP➣Non-Public | | NP➣Nonylphenol | | NP➣Number Portability (Mobile Services) | | NP➣Neupreis (German :price if new) | | NP➣No Penis | | NP➣Nonpolar (chemistry) | | NP➣North Port (Florida) | | NP➣Negative Pressure | | NP➣Newbury Park (California) | | NP➣No Post | | NP➣New Production | | NP➣Nonproliferation | | NP➣National Product (band) | | NP➣No Pets (classified ads for rentals) | | NP➣Network Programming | | NP➣no penalty | | NP➣Network Processor | | NP➣No Picture | | NP➣Nonviolent Peaceforce | | NP➣Nondeterministic-Polynomial | | NP➣Numbering Plan | | NP➣Negative Polarity | | NP➣1-Nitropyrene | | NP➣Neper (unit used to express ratios, such as gain, loss, and relative values) | | NP➣National President | | NP➣Network Provider | | NP➣No Parking | | NP➣No Patience | | NP➣Nature Photographer | | NP➣North Pocono (Moscow, Pennsylvania) | | NP➣Naval Prison (US Navy) | | NP➣New Paragraph (proofreading) | | NP➣Nationalista Party (Philippines) | | NP➣Nucleoside Phosphorylase | | NP➣Network Port | | NP➣National Permit (India) | | NP➣Non-Polynomial | | NP➣Non-Parity | | NP➣Neutron-Physical (physics) | | NP➣National Primary | | NP➣Nosler Partition (bullet) | | NP➣Nitro Performance (various companies) | | NP➣Norsk Petroleumsinstitutt | | NP➣Non-Deterministic Polynomial-Time (computer programming) | | NP➣Norma Portuguesa (Portuguese: Portuguese Norm) | | NP➣Neurophysin | | NP➣Nasal Polyp | | NP➣Napolean Dynamite (movie) | | NP➣Notes Payable | | NP➣Natural Parenting | | NP➣Normandy Park (Washington) | | NP➣Number of Pitches (baseball) | | NP➣Neoprint | | NP➣Nutrification Potential (semiconductors) | | NP➣Nolle Prosequi (Latin: Not Prosecute; legal motion) | | NP➣No Publisher | | NP➣NewPlayer (gaming) | | NP➣New Pence (English penny) | | NP➣No Protest | | NP➣Nicolo Paganini (classical composer and violinist) | | NP➣Nice Pass | | NP➣Network Planner | | NP➣Naturopathic Practitioner | | NP➣No Passes | | NP➣Number Pooling | | NP➣No Proceedings | | NP➣Network Protector | | NP➣NASA Publication | | NP➣NeoPets, Neopia | | NP➣Nasal Prong (airflow) | | NP➣Navigation Processor | | NP➣Nonpay | | NP➣New Production Reactor (US DOE) | | NP➣Nonpublished (number) | | NP➣Nose Plug | | NP➣Neighbourhood Park | | NP➣Nonproblematic | | NP➣Negro Please | | NP➣Namibia Post (Windhoek, Namibia) | | NP➣Occupation Newspaper (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately) | | NP➣No Pistons (referring to rotary engines) | | NP➣New Paper - Singapore | | NP➣Nerd Paradise | | NP➣Bureau of Non Proliferation (US Department of State) | | NP➣Noteworthy Practice | | NP➣Network Pause (ANSI) | | NP➣Neighborhood Processor |
Np
Synonyms for Npnoun a radioactive transuranic metallic elementSynonyms- atomic number 93
- neptunium
Related Wordsnoun a registered nurse who has received special training and can perform many of the duties of a physicianSynonyms- nurse clinician
- nurse practitioner
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