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Groups [gru:ps] n
comp., MS	Grupos (The link to the online communities on Windows Live Groups)
group [gru:p] n
gen.	agrupamento; grupo político
comp., MS	agrupar (To arrange or associate one or more resources)
comp., MS, Braz.	grupo (A collection of e-mail addresses that is treated as a single recipient for e-mail distribution purposes, and that is created by and available to an individual Outlook user)
construct.	casas em banda; conjunto habitacional
el.	grupo primário
market.	empresas do grupo-empréstimos
math.	grupo
social.sc.	Grupo
groups [gru:ps] n
econ.	grupos mercantis
grouping ['gru:pɪŋ] v
comp., MS	agrupamento (The process of collapsing search results that share the same value for a given managed property or group identifier)
crim.law., law, int. law.	grupamento
law	grupo
transp., nautic.	grupagem
transp., tech., el.	agrupamento; irregularidade do passo do sulco
English thesaurus
group [gru:p] n
mil., abbr.	gp; gru; gr; grp
mil., logist.	Traditional appellation of the battalion employment force package gathering several Artillery basic units or Commissariat basic units. (FRA)
tech., abbr.	gro
USA	A flexible administrative and tactical unit composed of either two or more battalions or two or more squadrons; A number of ships and/or aircraft, normally a subdivision of a force, assigned for a specific purpose; A long-standing functional organization that is formed to support a broad function within a joint force commander’s headquarters (JP 3-33)
Group [gru:p] abbr.
abbr., file.ext.	.grp (file name extension)

Groups : 2284 phrases in 80 subjects

Accounting	10
Accumulators	1
Agriculture	75
Antennas and waveguides	1
Astronautics	1
Automatic control	3
Banking	4
Business	7
Chemistry	35
Commerce	18
Communications	144
Computer networks	2
Construction	28
Criminal law	10
Cultural studies	2
Customs	2
Demography	3
Earth sciences	6
Ecology	2
Economics	93
Education	7
Electric traction	2
Electronics	98
Energy industry	13
Environment	71
Finances	142
Fish farming pisciculture	4
Food industry	3
General	352
Geography	1
Health care	51
Hobbies and pastimes	8
Human rights activism	23
Immigration and citizenship	26
Industry	14
Information technology	81
Insurance	11
International Monetary Fund	54
International trade	20
Labor law	8
Latin American	4
Law	83
Life sciences	6
Marketing	12
Materials science	3
Mathematics	24
Mechanic engineering	8
Medical	94
Metallurgy	3
Microsoft	245
Mineral products	2
Mining	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	21
Nuclear and fusion power	1
Nuclear physics	7
Obsolete / dated	2
Patents	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	14
Piezoelectric crystals	2
Politics	85
Polymers	2
Power electronics	1
Power lines	19
Radio	2
Rail transport	2
Research and development	16
Risk Management	2
Security systems	1
Social science	58
Statistics	46
Taxes	5
Technology	5
Telecommunications	11
Telegraphy	5
Telephony	4
Trade unions	1
Transport	23
United Nations	20
Work flow	3