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publics nstresses
gen. паблики (Publics are small groups of people who follow one or more particular issue very closely. They are well informed about the issue(s) and also have a very strong opinion on it/them. They tend to know more about politics than the average person, and, therefore, exert more influence, because these people care so deeply about their cause(s) that they do... Found on wikipedia.org Alexander Demidov)
adv. группы аудитории; секторы аудитории
public ['pʌblɪk] n
gen. народ; широкая публика; гласность; неопределённый круг лиц (Stas-Soleil); граждане (sever_korrespondent); круг читателей (книги, статьи A.Rezvov); население (the public 4uzhoj); общественность (обязательно с определенным артеклем the; напр.: "To inform the police must, in the long run, mean to inform the public. The public is entitled to know all the details of the crime."); затрагивающий неопределённый круг лиц (public nuisance Stas-Soleil); харчевня; гласный; общественного пользования
adv. контактная аудитория
busin. общественного назначения; общего пользования
econ. клиентура; относящийся к бюджетному сектору (Stas-Soleil)
environ. общественность (Сообщество или люди в целом либо часть общества, выделенные по общему признаку или виду деятельности)
fin. гражданский
footb. зрители (публика)
inf. пивная; таверна
IT незапрещённый символ; общедоступный символ
law население; общество; неограниченный круг лиц (Graev)
libr. читатели
patents. публично
progr. ключевое слово C++, которое говорит, что член класса доступен из любой функции, в том числе не принадлежащей классу; открытая часть (часть интерфейса какого-либо класса, объекта или модуля, открытая (видимая) для всех классов, объектов и модулей ssn)
seism. общественность
trav. для общих нужд (Andrey Truhachev); для общественных нужд (Andrey Truhachev)
uncom. публика
vernac. трактир; постоялый двор
the public ['pʌblɪk] n
gen. публика
Public ~ ['pʌblɪk] n
gen. должность официального представителя университета на торжественных церемониях (в Кембридже и Оксфорде)
 English thesaurus
public ['pʌblɪk] abbr.
abbr. pub
USA In public affairs, a segment of the population with common attributes to which a military force can tailor its communication (JP 3-61) see also external audience, internal audience
Public ['pʌblɪk] n
d.b.., abbr. P
publics: 7965 phrases in 241 subjects
Abbreviation13
Accounting49
Administrative law3
Advertising191
Agriculture9
Agrochemistry1
Alcohol distilling1
Alternative dispute resolution2
Aluminium industry1
American usage, not spelling23
Applied mathematics1
Architecture27
Art2
Astronautics10
Audit12
Australia1
Australian2
Automated equipment3
Automobiles15
Aviation17
Banking42
Biology1
Biotechnology4
Bookish / literary1
British usage, not spelling7
British English spelling3
Business247
Business style6
Cables and cable production2
Canada2
Canadian1
Cartography6
Caspian18
Chess2
China1
Christianity2
Cinematography21
Cliche / convention2
Clinical trial6
Cloud technologies4
Collective2
Combating corruption1
Commerce4
Common law Anglo-Saxon legal system1
Communications19
Companies & Partnerships2
Computer networks39
Computers25
Construction134
Contextual meaning3
Copyright9
Corporate governance3
Criminal law20
Cryptography10
Cultural studies2
Customs1
Data processing1
Databases1
Diplomacy80
Disapproving4
Drilling1
Ecology54
Economy411
Education43
Elections8
Electrical engineering6
Electrolysis1
Electronics57
Employment1
Energy industry59
Energy system19
Environment42
Euphemistic3
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development98
European Union3
Explanatory translation1
Fashion1
Figurative8
Figure of speech1
Finances93
Firefighting and fire-control systems17
Fish farming pisciculture2
Fishery fishing industry1
Food industry5
Food service and catering1
Football1
Foreign affairs5
Foreign exchange market1
Foreign policy1
Forestry1
Formal30
Gas processing plants10
General2026
Geography3
Geology1
Geophysics1
GOST1
Government, administration and public services10
Hacking1
Health care22
High frequency electronics2
Hindi1
Historical19
Hotel industry1
Household appliances2
Humorous / Jocular1
Hydraulic engineering1
Hydrology1
Hygiene2
Idiomatic19
Immunology8
Industry1
Informal40
Information security and data protection55
Information technology47
Insurance15
Intelligence and security services3
International law7
International Monetary Fund41
Internet11
Investment28
Irish1
Jargon2
Journalism terminology3
Karachaganak2
Labor law2
Labor organization2
Law618
Law enforcement3
Legal entity types business legal structures15
Librarianship48
Linguistics9
Literature3
Logistics3
Makarov705
Management11
Maritime law & Law of the Sea4
Marketing7
Mass media107
Mathematics6
Measuring instruments2
Medical103
Meteorology2
Microbiology1
Microsoft34
Military179
Mining1
Mobile and cellular communications1
Museums37
Music2
Nanotechnology1
NATO4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation7
Nautical15
Navigation1
News style1
Non-governmental organizations5
Notarial practice92
Nuclear and fusion power4
Nuclear physics21
Obsolete / dated21
Occupational health & safety1
Officialese4
Oil / petroleum21
Oil and gas13
Packaging1
Painting1
Patents81
Pathology1
Persian1
Pharmacology2
Pharmacy and pharmacology2
Philosophy3
Police14
Political economy2
Politics166
Polygraphy3
Postal service1
Production19
Professional jargon1
Programming82
Proper name1
Proverb14
Psychiatry1
Psychology4
Public law16
Public relations64
Public transportation3
Public utilities9
Rail transport9
Real estate6
Refrigeration3
Religion6
Research and development6
Rhetoric3
Road traffic5
Road works11
Sakhalin34
Sakhalin R10
Sanitation1
SAP9
SAP tech.1
Scientific4
Securities9
Security systems107
Seismology5
Sewage and wastewater treatment2
Shipbuilding2
Show business1
Slang9
Social media1
Social science1
Sociology64
Software2
Solar power1
Soviet9
Sports3
Statistics9
Stock Exchange17
Stylistics1
Surveying1
Taxes9
Technology152
Telecommunications215
Television2
Tengiz9
Theatre3
Thermal engineering5
Trade classification6
Trade unions7
Transport28
Travel5
Uncommon / rare1
United Nations22
United States7
University1
Water resources6
Water supply10
Weapons of mass destruction29
Welfare & Social Security2
World trade organization1