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NBD - Dictionary

Term: NBD

Part of Speech: Acronym

Senses:

Sense 1: No Big Deal

Definition: Used to express that something is not considered important or significant.

Usage: This acronym is commonly used in casual conversations or text messages.

Example Sentences:

  • NBD, I'll just grab some food on my way home.
  • Missing the bus is an inconvenience, but NBD, I can take a taxi instead.
  • Sorry for the delay, it's NBD, we can start the meeting without you.

Sense 2: National Business District

Definition: Refers to a designated commercial area within a country, usually in urban locations, where significant business and financial activities occur.

Usage: This sense is associated with urban planning and economic development.

Example Sentences:

  • The NBD of the city is home to several large corporations and financial institutions.
  • Investors are attracted to the NBD due to its infrastructure and business-friendly environment.
  • The government has plans to expand the NBD to accommodate more companies.

Sense 3: Natural Born Driver

Definition: Refers to someone who possesses exceptional driving skills naturally, without extensive training or experience.

Usage: This sense is commonly used in the context of automotive enthusiasts or racing communities.

Example Sentences:

  • Mike is a true NBD and can handle any car effortlessly on the track.
  • The racing team is looking for talented NBDs to join their roster.
  • You can become an NBD with regular practice and honing your driving abilities.

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