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communication

[kə'mju:nɪ'keɪʃ(ə)n] n

ryšỹs m; są́ryšis m; jùngtis f; susisiekìmas m; komunikãcija f; pérdavimas m

communications The concept, science, technique and process of transmitting, receiving or otherwise exchanging information and data [kəmju:nɪ 'keɪʃnz] n

environ.

komunikãcijos f

English thesaurus

communication [kə'mju:nɪ'keɪʃ(ə)n] abbr.

abbr., IT

com; comm

abbr., mil.

comm (s Киселев)

mil., logist.

Transfer of information following well-established conventions. 2. Dissemination of information in the media meaning of the term. 3. Science of communication. (FRA); Command action aimed at forwarding a reliable, controlled information, directed by an authority towards a targeted addressee. It is related to the notion of "active public information policy". (FRA)

tech., abbr.

commun

communication science [kə'mju:nɪ'keɪʃ(ə)n] n

mil., logist.

Science or practice consisting in forwarding information of any kind from one person to another one or from one location to an other one, conversation or unassisted direct correspondence is not included. FRA

communications [kəmju:nɪ 'keɪʃnz] adj.

mil., abbr.

cmm; cmn; comm; commo; commun

Communications

: 197 phrases in 20 subjects

Chemistry	1
Commerce	1
Communications	30
Cultural studies	1
Economics	15
Education	4
Energy industry	2
Environment	5
Finances	2
General	22
Health care	1
Human rights activism	6
Information technology	39
Law	8
Medical	1
Microsoft	19
Obsolete / dated	5
Politics	30
Transport	4
Work flow	1


processing
agric.	lydymas
coal. chem. el.	ruošimas
environ.	perdirbimas


interface
comp., MS	sąsaja
IT	interfeisas


communication
IT	ryšys; sąryšis; jungtis; susisiekimas; komunikacija; perdavimas