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specific

[spɪ'sɪfɪk] n

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specific [spɪ'sɪfɪk] abbr.

specific

: 800 phrase in 85 subjects

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Agriculture	44
Antennas and waveguides	11
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Biotechnology	6
Chemistry	29
Coal	7
Commerce	2
Communications	14
Construction	2
Criminal law	2
Cryptography	1
Customs	1
Data processing	1
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Dyalysis	3
Earth sciences	32
Economics	37
Education	6
Electric traction	7
Electronics	29
Energy industry	10
Environment	10
Finances	42
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Fishery fishing industry	1
Food industry	7
Food service and catering	3
Forestry	1
General	65
Genetics	6
Health care	23
Human rights activism	4
Hydrology	5
Industry	4
Information technology	33
Insurance	5
International Monetary Fund	5
International trade	2
Isolation	1
Laboratory equipment	1
Lasers	1
Law	20
Life sciences	26
Magnetics	6
Marketing	10
Materials science	9
Mathematics	8
Measuring instruments	1
Mechanic engineering	1
Medical	37
Metallurgy	5
Meteorology	5
Microbiology	3
Microsoft	7
Mineral products	1
Name of organization	4
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Nuclear physics	4
Obsolete / dated	4
Packaging	2
Patents	2
Pest control	2
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Physics	4
Planning	1
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Polygraphy	1
Procedural law	2
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Religion	2
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Technology	13
Textile industry	2
Thermal Energy	2
Trade unions	1
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United Nations	6
Water resources	1
Work flow	2


specific
gen.	especifico; específico; propio y característico de una especie o de una enfermedad