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period ['pɪ(ə)rɪəd] n
health.	menstruação
math.	período
English thesaurus
period ['pɪ(ə)rɪəd] abbr.
abbr.	periodical
abbr., polym.	pd
lit.	A term that categorises the time in which literature, or any art, was produced. A period could be a span of time, such Renaissance period, it could refer to the reign of a monarch, for example the Elizabethan Period, or it could be a movement, for instance the Romantic Period.
mil., abbr.	per
USA	The time it takes for a satellite to complete one orbit around the earth (JP 3-14)
period. abbr.
abbr.	periodical

period: 943 phrases in 66 subjects

Accounting	6
Agriculture	37
Astronautics	2
Chemistry	10
Coal	3
Commerce	3
Communications	36
Construction	3
Earth sciences	19
Economy	42
Education	11
Electric traction	2
Electricity generation	2
Electronics	52
Energy industry	1
Environment	5
Finances	80
Fish farming pisciculture	8
Forestry	1
General	52
Government, administration and public services	3
Health care	21
Immigration and citizenship	1
Industry	21
Information technology	14
Insurance	41
International Monetary Fund	13
Labor law	17
Law	50
Life sciences	36
Marketing	23
Materials science	9
Mathematics	20
Mechanic engineering	7
Medical	53
Metallurgy	4
Microsoft	31
Municipal planning	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	2
Natural sciences	16
Nuclear and fusion power	4
Nuclear physics	4
Obsolete / dated	1
Patents	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	12
Physical sciences	2
Politics	7
Procedural law	2
Radio	9
Radiobiology	3
Reliability	4
Risk Management	1
Satellite communications	2
Security systems	10
Social science	15
Sound recording	1
Statistics	37
Taxes	9
Technology	15
Telecommunications	1
Telegraphy	1
Transport	27
Ultrasound	3
Vacuum tubes	9
Wind Energy	1
Work flow	1