document Material of any kind, regardless of physical form, which furnishes information, evidence or ideas, including items such as contracts, bills of sale, letters, audio and video recordings, and machine readable data files ['dɔkjument] n

environ.

documento m

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document ['dɔkjument] abbr.

doc.; dct

A written record giving information or evidence.

tech., abbr.

docu

documents abbr.

abbr.

docs. (Vosoni); dox (abbreviation Artjaazz)

tech., abbr.

docu

Document ['dɔkjument] abbr.

abbr., file.ext.

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document

: 1064 phrases in 56 subjects

Agriculture	6
Banking	5
Chemistry	6
Commerce	6
Communications	28
Computers	13
Construction	5
Corporate governance	7
Criminal law	6
Cultural studies	3
Customs	7
Data processing	1
Economics	26
Education	4
Electronics	2
Energy industry	2
Environment	13
Finances	66
Fish farming pisciculture	1
General	140
Government, administration and public services	1
Health care	5
Human rights activism	4
Immigration and citizenship	29
Industry	6
Information technology	157
Insurance	3
International law	8
International Monetary Fund	25
International trade	1
Internet	1
Labor law	1
Law	127
Librarianship	8
Life sciences	1
Marketing	7
Materials science	1
Mechanic engineering	4
Metallurgy	2
Microsoft	72
Military	2
Name of organization	5
Natural sciences	2
Nuclear physics	1
Patents	39
Pharmacy and pharmacology	2
Politics	48
Polygraphy	1
Procedural law	5
Statistics	13
Taxes	8
Technology	13
Telegraphy	9
Transport	28
United Nations	13
Work flow	65


Document
gen.	documento
document
gen.	documento; escrito
econ.	documento
environ.	documento
IT dat.proc.	instancia específica de documento
law	título; oficio; auto; escritura


AND-
automat.	-Y
and
gen.	e; y


Instruments
gen.	Instrumentos
instrument
gen.	acto autónomo
comp., MS	instrumentar
law	documento legal; título; documento; escritura; auto
transp. avia.	instrumento
transp. industr. construct.	instrumentar


reading apparatus
life.sc.	aparato de lectura; dispositivo de lectura