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TAFE

/teɪf/

TAFE noun: a college offering courses in technical and vocational education. Also the initialism of technical and further education.

Noun

TAFE (countable and uncountable, plural TAFEs)

  1. (Australia, countable) A college offering courses in technical and vocational education.

Also used as

TAFE is also the initialism of technical and further education.

Forms of TAFE

pluralTAFEs

Words formed from TAFE

  • super TAFE

Words that rhyme with TAFE

Questions about TAFE

What does TAFE mean?
TAFE means a college offering courses in technical and vocational education.
What part of speech is TAFE?
TAFE is a noun.
How do you pronounce TAFE?
TAFE is pronounced /teɪf/.
What is the plural of TAFE?
The plural of TAFE is TAFEs.

Words near TAFE in the dictionary

  1. taf
  2. tafamidis
  3. Tafarnaubach
  4. tafasitamab
  5. tafazzin
  6. TAFE
  7. Tafea
  8. tafelspitz
  9. tafenoquine
  10. TAFEs
  11. taff

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