PLP

plp English Noun - en pyridoxal phosphate. en politics en w:Progressive Labor Party. Proper noun en UK politics en w:Parliamentary Labour Party. Anagrams en lpp LPP PPL ppl ppl. Chinese Etymology initialism of zh nan-hbl - 扶𡳞脬 phô͘-lān-pha, which literally means "to fondle someone's scrotum", but figuratively means "to brown-nose". Pronunciation cmn [pʰi⁵⁵ eɪ²¹ loʊ²¹ pʰi⁵⁵] Mandarin Verb zh Taiwanese Mandarin euphemism to brown-nose; to kiss up to 針對 ^@鮑威爾 日前 對 ^台灣 的 不 友善 談話，^@連 ^@戰 表示，「這 不是 ^美國 在 PLP ^中共 嗎？」 In reference to Colin Powell's recent unfriendly remarks towards Taiwan, Lien Chan said, "Isn't this just the U.S. kissing up to Beijing? 2004: Liu Jung (劉榮), Liberty Times: 連戰：鮑卿非口誤 是在傳訊息 (Lien Chan says that Colin Powell's statement was not a slip of the tongue, Powell was relaying a message.) Usage notes The original word is considered too vulgar for polite company. Therefore, PLP is often used in its place (similar to the usage of "en f-word" in English). Related terms LP See also Mandarin 拍馬屁 pāi mǎpì zh terms written in foreign scripts zh initialisms Indonesian Pronunciation id /pe.ˈɛl.pe/ Noun id education id pengenalan lapangan persekolahan id education id pranata laboratorium pendidikan