DRA

Dra. is a feminine-form abbreviation for Doctor (title) used in some languages, such as Spanish and Portuguese

DRA is a three-letter acronym that may refer to:

Geography and national organizations:

• Democratic Republic of Armenia, a short-lived Armenian republic in the South Caucasus (1918-1920)
• Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, the communist regime that ruled Afghanistan from 1978-87. In 1987 the countries official name was changed to the Republic of Afghanistan after the National Reconciliation talks.
• Delta Regional Authority
• Defence Research Agency, a former executive agency of the United Kingdom
• Deutsche Reichsausschuss für Leibesübungen, a forerunner of the Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen, a former German Olympic sports organization
• Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, see German Broadcasting Archive
• Director Royal Artillery, the professional head of the Royal Regiment of Artillery in the British Army.

Science and technology:

• Dielectric Resonator Antenna
• Disaster Recovery Advisor, a Symantec product
• Dopamine releasing agent, a class of drugs including amphetamine in contrast to DRIs, or dopamine reuptake inhibitors such as, cocaine.
• Downregulated-in-adenoma, an anion exchanger
• Drag reducing agent, a pipeline flow improver
• Driver reminder appliance (British Rail)
• Dynamic Resolution Adaptation, a Chinese-developed digital audio coding standard, recently added to the Blu-ray Disc format as an optional encoding.
• Dynamic Resource Allocation, The mechanism used in IMS Policy services with evolved packet core (LTE).
• Data Recovery Agent, A safeguard account on a network, created to decrypt a user's files if that user loses access to their encryption keys on their regular user account.

Others:

• Douay-Rheims Bible
• Don't Run Away, a program that educates elementary and middle school students about the consequences and alternatives of running away

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