ACC
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- noun
- /ˈeɪ si si/
- Jargon
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Mando de Combate Aéreo
- The ACC is responsible for overseeing the deployment of fighter jets during military exercises.
Examples
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The pilots received training from the ACC to master the advanced tactics of air combat.
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During the briefing, the commander explained the recent changes implemented by the ACC in aircraft operations.
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But if a football member were to leave, the ACC would likely have to make a move.
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To be able to compete for an ACC championship.
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The winner tonight moves on to the ACC championship.
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And their first winning record in the ACC since 1988.
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A hot spot has been the ACC, with multiple Big East teams agreeing to join.
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Scroll down to see how the ACC and Big East have grown over the years.
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Well, the first meeting is tomorrow night at the ACC, seven o'clock.
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It is the second annual ACC championship.
Synonyms
A major part of the United States Air Force that operates fighter, bomber, reconnaissance, and rescue aircraft
Surface Forms
Etymology
ACC is an abbreviation made from the first letters of Air Combat Command. 'Air' means aircraft, 'combat' means fighting, and 'command' means 'to lead', so ACC is the Air Force group that leads and manages combat aircraft.