also: シーピー
Financial term for short-term unsecured promissory notes issued by corporations.
See also: コマーシャルペーパー
企業は資金調達のためにＣＰを発行した。
The company issued commercial paper to raise funds.
Abbreviation for 共産党, used in political contexts.
See also: 共産党
その国のＣＰは長年政権を握っている。
The communist party of that country has been in power for many years.
Medical abbreviation for 脳性麻痺; also called cerebral paralysis.
See also: 脳性麻痺
ＣＰの子ども向けの支援プログラムが増えている。
Support programs for children with cerebral palsy are increasing.
counterpurchase
Trade term for a reciprocal buying agreement; abbreviation of カウンターパーチェス.
See also: カウンターパーチェス
ＣＰ契約は国際取引で使われることがある。
Counterpurchase agreements are sometimes used in international trade.
cleaner production
Environmental management term; abbreviation of クリーナープロダクション.
See also: クリーナープロダクション
工場はＣＰの導入で廃棄物を減らした。
The factory reduced waste by introducing cleaner production.
compliance program
Corporate governance term; abbreviation of コンプライアンスプログラム.
See also: コンプライアンスプログラム
全社員がＣＰの内容を理解する必要がある。
All employees need to understand the contents of the compliance program.
charge parity; C parity
Physics term related to particle symmetry; often discussed together with parity (P) as CP symmetry.
Fandom slang for pairing characters in a romantic relationship, especially in fan fiction and manga contexts; abbreviation of カップリング.
See also: カップリング
このＣＰはファンの間でとても人気がある。
This pairing is very popular among fans.
The company issued commercial paper to raise funds.
CP symmetry violation is considered key to explaining the matter dominance in the universe.
ＣＰ is the medical abbreviation, while 脳性麻痺 is the full Japanese term for the neurological condition.
ＣＰ is fandom slang shorthand, while カップリング is the fuller loanword for pairing characters romantically.
ＣＰ abbreviates カウンターパーチェス, the full trade term for a reciprocal buying agreement.
ＣＰ can abbreviate コンプライアンスプログラム, the full corporate-governance term for a compliance program.
Abbreviation from the initial letters of various English or Japanese terms, depending on the sense. The specific origin varies: e.g., 'commercial paper' for finance, 'communist party' for politics, 'cerebral palsy' for medicine, etc.