b
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- noun
- /biː/
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b
- In the alphabet, the letter B follows the letter A.
And to get from point A to point B may take five hours.
- And to get from point A to point B may take five hours.
- So essentially, I'm going from A flat major to B flat major with these two, with the key change from the first chord to the second chord.
- And you had another woman who had smart experts surrounding her, constantly educating her as she traveled the country from point A to point B.
- It doesn't it, A, it doesn't and B, it's still it will kill people.
- We do use the name, for example, Gregory B Sadler of this guy right here.
- It feels like a comp route because I've got my B layer, I've got my bucket.
- Well, thank you for the question B and the vulnerability in asking it I.
- OK, a = b * C something is equal to something times a constant.
Examples
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One capital B and one lowercase?
Blog text (33) -
"I do not think a B is a bad mark."
Fiction book (2002) -
I took a test for a history course and earned a B.
Fiction book (1994) -
It starts with a B.
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In my sophomore year, first semester, I got a B in chemistry and panicked.
Fiction book (2002) -
The word B is the second letter of the English alphabet.
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When pronouncing the alphabet, I always say B after A.
Synonyms
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The second letter of the English alphabet
Compounds
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3.9
A serious liver infection caused by a virus spread by blood, sexual contact, or other body fluids
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3
3.2
A vitamin that dissolves in water and helps the body use energy from food
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1
3.4
A group of vitamins that dissolve in water and help cells use food for energy
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1
5.7
A white blood cell from bone marrow that makes antibodies to fight infection
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A soil layer below the top layer that holds minerals and dead plant material carried down
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A tiny particle made of a bottom quark and another quark that exists for a very short time
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A large jet military plane that flies long distances to drop bombs
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A scan that uses sound waves to make a picture of the back of the eye
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A green substance in plant leaves that helps them make food from sunlight
- Archaic
A power source used in old radios to give positive voltage to a vacuum tube plate
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A soil layer under the topsoil that holds minerals and bits of dead plants
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A rare inherited blood condition in which blood does not stop bleeding easily
A US one dollar coin with Susan B Anthony's picture made from 1979 to 1981 and in 1999
A poison made by a kind of bacteria that can make people very sick
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A group of substances in food that dissolve in water and help the body make energy
Surface Forms
Etymology
B comes from an old sign called beth that meant 'house' and later became beta in Greek before joining our alphabet as the second letter. So think of b as the second letter, the sound that often starts words like 'banana'.