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public ['pʌblɪk] n
gen.	concurrencia f; generalizado; publico; público n
Public ['pʌblɪk] n
comp., MS	Público (A privacy relationship setting that allows a small amount of information to be viewed, typically for nonfederated contacts); Público n (A privacy relationship setting that allows a small amount of information to be viewed, typically for nonfederated contacts)
public ['pʌblɪk] adj.
bank.	pública
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: 1756 phrases in 68 subjects

Accounting	10
Agriculture	22
Animal husbandry	1
Art	4
Banking	4
Baseball	3
Business	5
Chemistry	1
Commerce	8
Communications	161
Construction	17
Criminal law	5
Data processing	2
Demography	2
Dyalysis	2
Earth sciences	2
Economy	124
Education	23
Electronics	10
Employment	1
Energy industry	2
Environment	81
Finances	215
Fish farming pisciculture	2
Fishery fishing industry	1
Forestry	2
General	221
Health care	51
Human rights activism	6
Immigration and citizenship	5
Industry	6
Information technology	55
Insurance	10
International Monetary Fund	62
Internet	3
Labor law	11
Latin American	1
Law	215
Life sciences	3
Marketing	19
Materials science	2
Medical	20
Meteorology	7
Microsoft	22
Name of organization	19
Natural sciences	2
Nuclear physics	2
Obsolete / dated	7
Patents	49
Pharmacy and pharmacology	3
Politics	76
Procedural law	1
Radiology	1
Real estate	1
Research and development	1
Social science	16
Sociology	2
Statistics	31
Taxes	5
Technology	5
Telecommunications	1
Telegraphy	4
Telephony	3
Trade unions	14
Transport	33
United Nations	42
Water resources	7
Work flow	2