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


data abbr.
commun.	dado
comp., MS	dados
comp., MS Braz.	dados
datum abbr.
earth.sc.	datum geodésico
el.	ponto de referência
math.	dados
tech. construct.	linha de referência