PP is an acronym which stands for a lot of things. PP is commonly referred to as "project plan," which is a formal document approved for an implementation of a project. PP can also stand for "power point" used widely for training, learning and presentations.
In linguistics, PP stands for prepositional and post positionalphrases. Prepositional phrases, used in languages like English, have a preposition at the beginning of a phrase. Here is an example of prepositional phrase:
The cup is on the table. The italics "on the table" signify a prepositional phrase. Postpositional phrases are used in head-final languages like Finnish, Estonian and Japanese. Here is an example of a postpositional phrase in Japanese:
mise ni ("to the store")
PP in nautical language means "between perpendiculars." PP also stands for political parties like People' Party in Romania and People's Party in Spain
In linguistics, PP stands for prepositional and post positionalphrases. Prepositional phrases, used in languages like English, have a preposition at the beginning of a phrase. Here is an example of prepositional phrase:
The cup is on the table. The italics "on the table" signify a prepositional phrase. Postpositional phrases are used in head-final languages like Finnish, Estonian and Japanese. Here is an example of a postpositional phrase in Japanese:
mise ni ("to the store")
PP in nautical language means "between perpendiculars." PP also stands for political parties like People' Party in Romania and People's Party in Spain
