office

['ɔfɪs] n

commun.

centrale telefonica

office ['ɔfɪs] adj.

commun.

centralino telefonico

lab.law.

ufficio

office Any room, set of rooms or building used for the administration of government service, business transactions or other work related activities ['ɔfɪs] adj.

environ.

ufficio

English thesaurus

office ['ɔfɪs] n

invest., abbr.

off; off.

mil., abbr.

ofc; offc

USA

An enduring organization that is formed around a specific function within a joint force commander’s headquarters to coordinate and manage support requirements (JP 3-33)

OFFICE ['ɔfɪs] abbr.

abbr.

Office For Facilitating Interdisciplinary Creative Entrepreneurialism; On Fourteenth Floor Is Corporate Evil

office

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office
commun.	centrale telefonica; centralino telefonico
environ.	ufficio


linking
comp., MS	collegamento
industr. construct.	allacciatura
IT	collegare
stat.	raccordo; concatenazione


AND-
automat.	"AND"; E
and
gen.	e


embed
comp., MS	incorporare
embedding
chem.	inclusione
med.	impiantagione