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pnp

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Sense 1: Noun

Definition: A term commonly used in the context of computing and electronics to refer to Plug and Play, a feature that allows devices to be connected to a computer or other electronic device and work immediately without the need for manual installation or configuration.

Sample Sentence: The new printer is compatible with pnp technology, making it easy to set up and use.

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Sense 2: Verb

Definition: An abbreviation for "party and play," a slang term used in certain subcultures to refer to engaging in recreational drug use (usually methamphetamine) and sexual activities simultaneously.

Sample Sentence: He decided to pnp with his friends over the weekend, but later realized the harmful consequences of such behavior.

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Sense 3: Adjective

Definition: An abbreviation for "privately owned vehicle," used to describe a vehicle that is not owned by a company or organization and is used for personal purposes.

Sample Sentence: The government employees were instructed to use the official vehicles for work-related travel instead of their PNP cars.

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Sense 4: Abbreviation

Definition: An abbreviation for the Philippine National Police, the civilian national police force of the Philippines.

Sample Sentence: The PNP has been implementing stricter security measures to combat rising crime rates in the country.

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