With no background to go on, it could be either of two things.
It could be a Latin abbreviation used in legal business contracts:
D.B.N. (de bonis non) "of the goods not administered"
Or it could be part of a bank application, a business application for credit, or a corporate review document.
DBN, DB No. or DB number, etc, might be referring to a request to provide a Dun & Bradstreet Identity number, more often referred to as a DUNS number. (Data Universal Numbering System).
Dun & Bradstreet is one of the world's oldest mercantile credit rating agencies. Any business dealing with buying and selling of products and services is part of D&B's formidable investigative programme and would have one of these numbers.
"Take the school bus to school."or "Do you take the school bus to school?"
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Escolar is the adjective for school. School day= el día escolar
Con school vouchers' means 'with school vouchers' when translated into the English language. 'Con' is the Spanish word for 'with'.
name of my (senior high) school
yes
how much DBN to newcastle
0826
how much DBN to newcastle
The airport code for W. H. 'Bud' Barron Airport is DBN.
do you mean the word for "school"? if so use: isikolo
It is a school.
It mean that school basically doesn't start the regular time
Where (location) you went to school.
It means that you have a race in school.
"Kura" in Maori can mean various things depending on the context. It can mean school, red or precious.
well, i don't really understand what you mean by portuguese school, but if you mean how does school translate into portuguese, then it's "escola".