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device [dɪ'vaɪs] n
agric.	amenajáre f; organizáre f
comp., MS	dispozitiv mobil (A piece of handheld equipment such as a portable music or video player, PDA (personal digital assistant), mobile phone, or Windows Mobile device that works on its own but can also connect to a computer. Many of these devices can sync information with Windows); dispozitiv n (Any piece of equipment that can be attached physically or wirelessly to a network or computer, for example, printers, keyboards, external disk drives, or other peripheral equipment)
tech.	dispozitiv n; instaláre f; instaláție; montáre f; amplasáre f; regláre f; aparát n
device [dɪ'vaɪs] adj.
comp., MS	telefón (A handheld portable telephone that operates through a radio network)
English thesaurus
device [dɪ'vaɪs] n
herald.	an emblematic design used especially as a heraldic bearing (merriam-webster.com Bursch)
IT	A generic term for a computer subsystem, such as a printer, serial port or disk drive. A device frequently requires its own controlling software, called a device driver.
jewl.	Refers to the main focal point on a coin.
lit.	Describes any literary technique, for example metaphors or alliteration.
metrol.	A device intended to make a measurement, alone or in conjunction with other equipment
mil., abbr.	dev; dv; dvc

device : 339 phrases in 28 subjects

Accounting	2
Agriculture	26
Automated equipment	12
Cement	1
Chemistry	1
Communications	4
Construction	83
Economics	6
Electrical engineering	5
Electronics	4
Environment	3
Forestry	3
General	5
Health care	9
Human rights activism	3
Hydraulic engineering	1
Information technology	2
Loading equipment	13
Machinery and mechanisms	8
Mechanic engineering	3
Medical	12
Microsoft	72
Natural sciences	8
Plumbing	2
Technology	17
Thermal engineering	2
Tools	2
Transport	30