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variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] n
auto.ctrl.	magnitud variable
CNC, meas.inst.	magnitud f
math.	variable aleatoria; variable estadìstica; variable estocástica
stat.	variable cuantitativa
variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] adj.
gen.	mutable
fin.	variable
math.	la variable
stat.	varable
Variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] adj.
pharma., engl.	Variable
English thesaurus
variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] abbr.
abbr.	vrbl
abbr., polym.	var.
metrol.	A quantity or condition whose value is subject to change and can usually be measured

variable : 1012 phrases in 72 subjects

Accounting	1	Electricity generation	1	Metallurgy	5
Aeronautics	1	Electronics	74	Meteorology	7
Agriculture	23	Energy industry	1	Microsoft	23
Antennas and waveguides	5	Entomology	4	Natural sciences	7
Automated equipment	23	Environment	5	Nautical	1
Automatic control	27	Finances	40	Nuclear and fusion power	2
Automobiles	3	Food industry	1	Pharmacy and pharmacology	38
Aviation	4	Food service and catering	1	Physics	1
Banking	2	General	7	Project management	1
Business	1	Government, administration and public services	1	Psychology	15
Chemistry	7	Health care	1	Radio	1
Climatology	1	Industry	2	Radiolocation	1
Communications	30	Information technology	105	Real estate	1
Computer numerical control	22	Insurance	5	Scientific	4
Computers	1	International Monetary Fund	33	Sound recording	2
Construction	14	Labor law	1	Statistics	96
Cryptography	1	Law	2	Taxes	2
Cultural studies	2	Life sciences	2	Technology	45
Data processing	2	Marketing	1	Textile industry	4
Dyalysis	1	Materials science	1	Transport	25
Earth sciences	31	Mathematics	110	United Nations	3
Economics	28	Measuring instruments	22	Veterinary medicine	2
Education	1	Mechanic engineering	54	Water resources	3
Electric traction	2	Medical	10	Work flow	6