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charm [ʧɑ:m] n
comp., MS	atalho (A user interface element similar to a button that provides access to key Windows features, such as Start, search, sharing, devices, and settings. Charms differ from buttons in that they have extended functionality, such as flyout menus that provide access to individual or grouped commands); símbolo (An icon that is attached to an event and that is viewable in someone's calendar. Depending on the calendar view, a charm may appear next to an event title, or may be the only visual representation of an event on a calendar day)
comp., MS, Braz.	botão (A user interface element similar to a button that provides access to key Windows features, such as Start, search, sharing, devices, and settings. Charms differ from buttons in that they have extended functionality, such as flyout menus that provide access to individual or grouped commands); símbolo do evento (An icon that is attached to an event and that is viewable in someone's calendar. Depending on the calendar view, a charm may appear next to an event title, or may be the only visual representation of an event on a calendar day)
med.	charme; hipotaxia
charms jewellery, jewelry n
gen.	berloques
English thesaurus
CHARM [ʧɑ:m] abbr.
abbr.	CERN-Hamburg-Amsterdam-Rome-Moscow (Detector)
abbr., agric.	Cordillera Highland Agricultural Resource Management
abbr., BrE	Challenger armament
abbr., el.	charge monitor
abbr., med.	Candesartan In Heart Failure Assessment In Reduction Of Mortality
abbr., mil., avia.	Canadian high-altitude research missile
abbr., nautic., scient.	Coupled Hydrosphere- Atmosphere Research Model
abbr., scottish	Challenger Chieftain Armament, Tank weapon (UK); Composite High Altitude Radiation Model
CHARM [ʧɑ:m] abbr.
abbr., automat.	CHARacterization Module (CHARacterization Modules (CHARMs) are the components involved with Electronic Marshalling that allow the ‘late characterization' of any type (AI, AO, DI, DO, RTD) of I/O signal. A CHARM is simply a component that includes a passive A/D converter and signal characterizer - http://www.emersonprocess.se/siteadmincenter/PM DeltaV Documents/Whitepapers/WP_Electronic-Marshalling.pdf Mixer)
abbr., busin.	Checking, Accounting and Reporting for Member Firms
abbr., food.ind.	Combined Hedonic Response Measurement (I. Havkin)
abbr., oil	cased hole analysis and reservoir modeling

charm : 11 phrases in 2 subjects

Microsoft	10
Natural sciences	1