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American  

abbreviation

plural

mks

  1. mark.

  2. markka.

mk 1 British  

symbol

  1. mark

  2. markka

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MK 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. (Federal Republic of) Macedonia (international car registration)

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Mk 3 British  

abbreviation

  1. mark (type of car)

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mk 4 British  

abbreviation

  1. Macedonia

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Etymology

Origin of MK

from Macedonian Makedonija

Example Sentences

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In Milton Keynes, voters will be able to vote in the city's centre:mk shopping centre, rather than being tied to a single polling station.

From BBC

Centre:MK said in a statement the shopping centre remained closed.

From BBC

The incident happened at the Centre:MK on Saturday afternoon and large police cordon remains in place.

From BBC

Centre:MK said the site remained closed.

From BBC

Prior to this season, Andrews had worked under Frank as the Bees' set-piece coach and he also had coaching spells at Sheffield United and MK Dons.

From Barron's

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