Privat (A button that can be tapped during a conference call to have a private conversation with one person on the call); privat (Pertaining to an item that is only visible to the owner)

Private ['praɪvɪt] adj.

gen.

Gefreiter

English thesaurus

private ['praɪvɪt] n

mil., abbr.

pri; priv

Private ['praɪvɪt] abbr.

abbr., scottish

Pte; Pvt

private

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"private" abbr.
transp.	"intritt verboten; Kein Zutritt
Private abbr.
gen.	Grenadier
comp., MS	Privat
private abbr.
gen.	nicht öffentlich; Soldat
amer.	Soldat
brit.	Panzergrenadier; Soldat


plot abbr.
gen.	Entwurf; Handlung; Handlungsschema; Konspiration; Beet; Gemüsebeet