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AIM

EigennameSubstantivVerbhäufig in Dialogen

AIM, the secondary stock market of the London Stock Exchange; formerly an initialism of Alternative Investment Market.

Eigenname

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    AIM, the secondary stock market of the London Stock Exchange; formerly an initialism of Alternative Investment Market.

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    Variante von Agape International MissionsInitialism of Agape International Missions.

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    Variante von Asteroid Impact MissionInitialism of Asteroid Impact Mission.

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    Variante von AOL Instant MessengerhistorischInitialism of AOL Instant Messenger.

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    Variante von Aeronomy of Ice in the MesosphereInitialism of Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere, a NASA satellite.

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    Variante von American Indian MovementInitialism of American Indian Movement.

    There are Schimmel Sister stickers, and Navajo Nation stickers, Cherokee Nation stickers, Idle No More, and AIM flags duct-taped to antennas.

Substantiv

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    Variante von air intercept missileAcronym of air intercept missile.

Verb

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    historischTo talk to (someone) via the instant messaging service AIM (AOL Instant Messenger; 1997–2017); to send (someone) a message via this service.

    Um, alrighty then. Marcus likes me, we AIMed earlier and had really good cybersex. =Þ

    I am not on AOL but I do have AIM. My AIM name is sparkieee2 so whenever I am on, feel free to AIM me.

    anyway. that's why i lost another friend. because i told him all of that. he's certain not to talk to me again. wait, he just AIMed me.

Formen

Plural
AIMs
Präteritum
AIMed
Partizip II
AIMed
Partizip I
AIMing
3. Person Singular
AIMs
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