MBAs
Sayem-bee-AYZUS/ˌɛm bi ˈeɪz/UK/ˌɛm biː ˈeɪz/
- 1Plural of MBA.
The firm recruits MBAs from top business schools every spring.
She finished two MBAs, one in finance and one in marketing.
Note
A plural that does double duty: it counts degrees, as in two MBAs in finance and marketing, and also the people who hold them, as when a firm recruits MBAs. The -s is lowercase and takes no apostrophe, as with most initialisms. MBA also abbreviates MacBook Air, so a sentence about buying MBAs may mean laptops. Context decides which is meant.
MBAs is a form of MBA
- Forms
- MBAMBAs plural
- Spelling
- MBA → MBAs: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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