I. P , p /piː/ noun (plural P’s, p’s) [uncountable and countable]
the 16th letter of the English alphabet
⇒ mind your p’s and q’s at mind²(23)

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II. P British English
the written abbreviation of provisional, used on cars to show that the driver is a learner and has a provisional licence ⇒ P-plate

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p. (also p British English)

1. the written abbreviation of page ⇒ P.P.

2. British English the abbreviation of penny or pence:
The bus fare was only 50p.

3. used in written music to show that a part should be played or sung quietly

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P45 /ˌpiː fɔːti ˈfaɪv $ -fɔːrti-/ noun
in the UK, an official document that is given to you by your employer when you leave a job. It gives details of the money you have earned and the taxes you have paid during this period of employment, and if you start a new job you have to give it to your new employer. People sometimes use the expression ‘get your P45’ when they mean ‘lose your job’.

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P60 /ˌpiː ˈsɪksti/ noun
in the UK, an official document which is given to you by your employer each year and which gives details of the money you have earned and the taxes you have paid during that year

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p
See: MIND ONE'S P'S AND Q'S.

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P
Partner 
Passed (that a bill was approved; US House)

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P3
Power of Three (Charmed)

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P
· Package

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· See: Principal Officer

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