Global

['gləub(ə)l] n

Global (A privilege level that specifies the user has access to objects anywhere within the organization. The application refers to this level as Organization)

global ['gləub(ə)l] adj.

comp., MS, Braz.

global (Pertaining to an entire document, file, or program rather than to a restricted segment of it)

IMF.

mundial; universal

English thesaurus

global ['gləub(ə)l] abbr.

abbr.

glo

Global ['gləub(ə)l] adj.

interntl.trade., abbr.

Global

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Global abbr.
comp., MS Braz.	Global
global abbr.
comp., MS Braz.	global


protection system abbr.
commun. IT	sistema de proteção
el.	sistema de reserva
environ.	sistemas de protecção; sistemas de proteção
nucl.phys.	sistema de proteção