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1. CM
Christian male.
2. CM
Common Market.
3. Cm
curium.
4. cm
centimeter.
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| Definition of 'cm' |
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1. (noun) centimeter, centimetre, cm
a metric unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter
2. (noun) curium, Cm, atomic number 96
a radioactive transuranic metallic element; produced by bombarding plutonium with helium nuclei
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1. (abbreviation) cm
centimeter
a string measuring 3 cm
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Sense: centimetre(s)
The size of the page is 20 cm by 30 cm; a stick 30 cm long.
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 Arabic: سَم: سَنْتمِتْر |
 Bulgarian: см |
 Brazilian: cm |
 Czech: centimetr |
 German: der Zentimeter |
 Danish: cm; centimeter |
 Greek: εκατοστόμετρο (συντομογρ. |
 Spanish: centímetro |
 Estonian: cm, sentimeeter |
 Farsi: سانتیمتر |
 Finnish: cm |
 French: centimètre |
 Hebrew: ס”מ |
 Hindi: सेन्टीमीटर |
 Croatian: cm, centimetar |
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 Italian: cm |
 Japanese: センチメートル |
 Korean: 센티미터 |
 Lithuanian: cm (centimetras) |
 Latvian: centimetrs |
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 Norwegian: cm (centimeter) |
 Polish: cm, centymetr |
 Persian: سانتیمتر |
 Pashto: سانتی متر |
 Russian: сантиметр |
 Slovak: cm, centimeter |
 Slovenian: centimeter |
 Serbian: centimetar |
 Swedish: cm,centimeter |
 Thai: เซนติเมตร |
 Turkish: sm |
 Taiwanese: 厘米，公分 |
 Ukrainian: см, сантиметр |
 Urdu: سنٹی میٹر |
 Vietnamese: xăng-ti-mét |
 Chinese: 厘米，公分 |
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