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Definition m- in British English

m- adjective

adjective
Example

The term mobile learning (m-learning) refers to the use of mobile and handheld IT devices, such as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), mobile telephones, laptops and tablet PC technologies, in teaching and learning.

Definition m- in British English

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Words related to m-:

far as I’m concerned (phrase) correct me if I’m wrong (phrase) double etc (phrase) I can tell you (phrase) damned (phrase) I’m (short form) I’m afraid (phrase) I’m all right, Jack (phrase) I’m ashamed to say/admit (phrase) I’m bound to say (phrase) I’m easy (phrase) I’m not bothered (phrase) I’m not particular (phrase) I’m serious (phrase) I’m sorry (phrase) I’m sorry to (phrase) to do something (phrase) (I’m) just looking (phrase) M (abbreviation) m (noun) m (abbreviation) M (noun) M & A (noun) M Econ (noun) M Ed (noun) m’lady (noun) M’Lord (noun) M’Lud (noun) m- (adjective) m- (prefix) m-commerce (noun) m-health (noun) m-learning (noun) not that I’m aware of () unless I’m mistaken (phrase)