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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a linear unit of length equal to 12 inches or a third of a yard
Synonym: foot
FT can stand for:
- Fault-tolerance
- Fourier transform, a mathematical transform
- France Télécom, the main telecommunication company in France
- Financial Times, a business-oriented newspaper
- Fortean Times, a magazine devoted to the anomalous phenomena
- Flyertalk, a travel-related Internet forum
- EMD FT, a pioneering diesel locomotive built in the 1930s by General Motors Electro-Motive Division
- Northrop FT, a fighter aircraft
- Fawlty Towers, a British sitcom
- Flan Tracking or Flan Tally
- Full time, in classified advertising (often with a slash: F/T)
- Funny Thing, the author of toxicsoup
- Frozen Throne, the expansion to the computer game Warcraft III (more often: TFT, for The Frozen Throne)
- Francisco Torres, a group of off-campus student residence halls of the University of California, Santa Barbara
- Fuck truck, a colloquial name for the Wellesley College Senate Bus
- Siem Reap Airways IATA airline designator
- Full Throttle, which can refer to (among other things) a LucasArts adventure game
- Freedom Tower, a currently in progress skyscraper located in New York City
- Fischer-Tropsch process, a method to produce synthetic fuel aout of methane rich gas.
- File transfer (Computing)
- FashionTelevision, a Canadian produced special interest show
- Food Technology, the science of food
- Fighting Talk, a British radio show
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Translations:
Translations for:
Ft
abbr. - Fort
abbr. - the Financial Times
Français (French)
abbr. - (abrév = foot, feet) pied/pieds
abbr. - (abrév = foot, feet) pied/pieds, (Mes) pied = 30,48 cm
abbr. - (abrév = Financial Times) FT
abbr. - ortsfester Funkabschluss
abbr. - Fuß, Füße, Fort
Ελληνική (Greek)
abbr. - πόδι (30 πόντοι), Φαϊνάνσιαλ Τάιμσ
Italiano (Italian)
forte, piede
Português (Portuguese)
abbr. - FT (Financial Times) (Jornal)
Русский (Russian)
фут, работа на полную ставку, "Файнэншиэл Таймс", форт
Español (Spanish)
abbr. - pie, pies
abbr. - fuerte
abbr. - Tiempos Financieros
Svenska (Swedish)
abbr. - fot (måttenhet)
中文（简体） (Chinese (Simplified))
金融时报
设防, 筑城, 筑垒, 防御工事
英尺
中文（繁體） (Chinese (Traditional))
abbr. - 金融時報
abbr. - 設防, 築城, 築壘, 防禦工事
abbr. - 英尺
한국어 (Korean)
abbr. - (라틴어 처방전에서) 그것을 만들 것
abbr. - fort(요새)
abbr. - financial Times (금융지)
עברית (Hebrew)
abbr. - רגל (12 אינטש, 84.03 ס"מ)
abbr. - מבצר
abbr. - פורינט (מטבע הונגרי)
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