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public ['pʌblɪk] n
commun.	pubblico m
environ.	pubblico n.
Public ['pʌblɪk] n
comp., MS	Pubblico m (A privacy relationship setting that allows a small amount of information to be viewed, typically for nonfederated contacts)
public The community or people in general or a part or section of the community grouped because of a common interest or activity ['pʌblɪk] n
environ.	pubblico m (n.)
English thesaurus
public ['pʌblɪk] abbr.
abbr.	pub
USA	In public affairs, a segment of the population with common attributes to which a military force can tailor its communication (JP 3-61) see also external audience, internal audience
Public ['pʌblɪk] n
d.b.., abbr.	P

public: 1659 phrases in 58 subjects

Accounting	10
Agriculture	28
Art	4
Banking	11
Business	4
Commerce	12
Communications	141
Construction	51
Corporate governance	2
Criminal law	9
Demography	3
Dyalysis	1
Earth sciences	1
Economy	121
Education	11
Electronics	10
Employment	1
Energy industry	2
Environment	86
European Union	1
Finances	224
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Food industry	1
General	212
Government, administration and public services	1
Health care	49
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Human rights activism	4
Immigration and citizenship	6
Industry	6
Information technology	44
Insurance	12
International trade	6
Labor law	10
Law	277
Marketing	30
Materials science	3
Medical	25
Microsoft	23
Name of organization	4
Natural sciences	1
Nuclear physics	1
Obsolete / dated	9
Patents	9
Pharmacy and pharmacology	9
Politics	46
Procedural law	1
Social science	25
Statistics	24
Taxes	6
Technology	1
Telecommunications	1
Telegraphy	5
Telephony	4
Trade unions	10
Transport	49
United Nations	8
Work flow	2