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Global

['gləub(ə)l] n

Globale (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.

gen.

mondiale

comp., MS

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

IT, lab.law.

globale

English thesaurus

global ['gləub(ə)l] abbr.

abbr.

glo

Global ['gləub(ə)l] adj.

interntl.trade., abbr.

global

: 521 phrases in 48 subjects

Agriculture	6
Astronautics	1
Climatology	1
Commerce	6
Communications	37
Corporate governance	3
Criminal law	7
Earth sciences	12
Ecology	2
Economics	28
Education	1
Electronics	7
Energy industry	1
Environment	49
Finances	65
Food industry	4
Food service and catering	1
General	38
Health care	16
Human rights activism	3
Immigration and citizenship	7
Industry	8
Information technology	29
Insurance	2
International trade	1
Law	3
Life sciences	16
Lighting other than cinema	1
Marketing	3
Mathematics	5
Medical	8
Metrology	2
Microsoft	40
Name of organization	34
Natural sciences	9
Nuclear physics	3
Obsolete / dated	3
Patents	1
Politics	6
Satellite communications	1
Scientific	2
Social science	2
Statistics	15
Taxes	2
Technology	1
Trade unions	4
Transport	14
United Nations	11


interrupt
el.	disinnestare
IT	interrompere
med.	interruzione


Global
comp., MS	Globale
global
gen.	mondiale
comp., MS	globale


latency time
earth.sc. tech.	tempo di latenza