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p.e.

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun p.e. has 1 sense
  1. pe - the 17th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
    --1 is a kind of mechanical energy; letter, letter of the alphabet, alphabetic character
    --1 is a part of Hebrew alphabet, Hebraic alphabet, Hebrew script
    --1 has particulars: elastic energy, elastic potential energy

Definitions from the Web

P.E.

Noun: Abbreviation for Physical Education

Physical Education (P.E.) refers to the school curriculum that involves physical activities and exercises designed to promote health and fitness.

Sample Sentence: In high school, students are required to participate in P.E. classes twice a week.

Noun: Abbreviation for Public Examination

Public Examination (P.E.) refers to standardized tests or exams conducted by government or educational bodies to assess the knowledge and abilities of students.

Sample Sentence: Anna was nervous about her upcoming P.E. as it would determine her college admission.

Noun: Abbreviation for Project Engineer

Project Engineer (P.E.) is a professional who is responsible for planning, designing, and executing engineering projects.

Sample Sentence: The P.E. managed the construction of the bridge and ensured it met safety regulations.

Adjective: Abbreviation for Popular and Local

P.E. is an abbreviation used to describe something as both popular and local.

Sample Sentence: The restaurant is known for serving P.E. dishes that are loved by the local community.

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