Us is a pronoun in the English language, the objective form of we.
US (capitalized) is an alternative of the abbreviation U.S., which generally refers to the United States of America.
US, U.S., Us, us or U/S, etc. may also refer to:
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[edit] Football clubs
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[edit] Schools
[edit] Universities
- University of S ..
- a university in Austria
- a university in Bulgaria
- two universities in Canada
- a university in the Philippines
- a university in South Africa
- a university in Sweden
- a university in Switzerland
- a university in Thailand
- any of several universities in the United States
[edit] Uncle Sam
Contrary to popular belief at one time, "U.S." does not refer to the man "Uncle Sam" (Wilson) of Troy, NY. The U.S. stamp on barrels of meat once attributed to his name actually refers to the United States. This is speculated to be the origin of the national personification of the United States, which is "Uncle Sam".
[edit] Miscellaneous
- Us Weekly, an American celebrity magazine
- us is often used to denote µs (microsecond) when the proper "µ" (micro sign) character or Greek "μ" (Mu) letter are both missing or cannot be easily entered
- U/S meaning un-servicable. This has been a common abbreviation in the UK and other nations, deriving its use from military usage. Typical usage would be to mark a vehicle in chalk on a side door with 'U/S' to denote that the vehicle is un-roadworthy. Other equipment would be similarly marked.
[edit] See also
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