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1. HR
home run.
2. HR
House of Representatives.
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| Definition of 'hr' |
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1. (noun) hour, hr, 60 minutes
a period of time equal to 1/24th of a day
"the job will take more than an hour"
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Sense: – pluralhrs – hour.
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 Afrikaans: uur |
 Arabic: ساعَه |
 Bulgarian: час |
 Brazilian: hr |
 Czech: hodina (zkratka) |
 German: Std.; Stunde |
 Danish: t |
 Greek: ώρα (συντομογρ.) |
 Spanish: h |
 Estonian: h (tunni tähis) |
 Farsi: ساعت |
 Finnish: h |
 French: heure |
 Hebrew: שַׁעַה |
 Hindi: घंटा |
 Croatian: kratica za sat - h |
 Hungarian: óra |
 Indonesian: jam |
 Italian: h |
 Japanese: 時間 |
 Korean: 시간 |
 Lithuanian: valanda |
 Latvian: stunda, st. |
 Malay: jam |
 Dutch: uur |
 Norwegian: t (time) |
 Polish: godz. |
 Persian: ساعت |
 Pashto: ساعت |
 Russian: час |
 Slovak: hod. |
 Slovenian: h |
 Serbian: sat |
 Swedish: timme |
 Thai: (ตัวย่อ) ชั่วโมง |
 Turkish: saat |
 Taiwanese: 小時 |
 Ukrainian: година |
 Urdu: گھنٹہ |
 Vietnamese: giờ |
 Chinese: 小时 |
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