Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ac"

A:
AC means air conditioner

A: AC stands for air conditioner, which is a machine that produces air.
A mosque is a place where Muslims worship and pray.

A:

He asked her, “Is this your seat?” And she replied, “Ummm, it’s just a seat” so he replied, “oh, I was wondering where my seat was.”

A: Alternating Current?

A: The air conditioning

A: With what I know, AC is an acronym, and only commonly only means two things.
AC: Air Conditioning (indoor cooling)
AC: Alternate Current (reversed electric currents)

A: They are the same

A: AC means Air conditioning and an AC unit is portable air conditioner like a fan.

A: Lasts is the best option. "AC company's product comes with a warranty that lasts for 3 years"

or

"AC company's product has a 3 year warranty"

A: usually just AC! but Outdoor AC unit, AC unit, those all work

A: I presume this is US English and means "The air conditioning (AC) needs to be refilled with gas".

A: I’ve turned the AC on

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A: An A/C.

Use A before words that sound like they start with a consonant even if the first letter is a vowel like University or European. Use An before words which sound like they begin with a vowel like Apple or Oreo. Remember, it is the sound, not the spelling which is important.

A: yes it is in casual english, perfect

A: I'm trying to use the AC as little as possible.

A: I thought the AC is too strong today, but it WAS actually because I GOT A HAIRCUT YESTERDAY."

A: You could say "The remote for the AC is out of batteries (or use battery if singular) I need to change the batteries for it" I would highly suggest adding the article "the" before the second use of "battery"