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groups [gru:ps] n
econ.	markedsmæssige grupper
group [gru:p] n
gen.	politisk gruppe
chem.	funktionel gruppe
comp., MS	gruppere (To arrange or associate one or more resources); gruppe (A collection of elements that can be treated as a whole)
construct.	rækkehuse; kompleks
el.	pladesæt; primærgruppe
law, econ.	koncern
math.	gruppe
mus.	gruppe (band)
obs., chem.	radikal
Group Employees [gru:p] n
gen.	Gruppe II Arbejdstagerne
Groups [gru:ps] n
comp., MS	Grupper (The link to the online communities on Windows Live Groups)
Group Employers [gru:p] n
gen.	Gruppe I Arbejdsgiverne
grouping ['gru:pɪŋ] v
comp., MS	gruppering (The process of collapsing search results that share the same value for a given managed property or group identifier)
interntl.trade.	aggregering
IT	gruppering
law	advokatfællesskab
transp., nautic.	konsolidering
transp., tech., el.	uregelmæssig rilleafstand
English thesaurus
group [gru:p] n
mil., abbr.	gp; gru; gr; grp
mil., logist.	Traditional appellation of the battalion employment force package gathering several Artillery basic units or Commissariat basic units. (FRA)
tech., abbr.	gro
USA	A flexible administrative and tactical unit composed of either two or more battalions or two or more squadrons; A number of ships and/or aircraft, normally a subdivision of a force, assigned for a specific purpose; A long-standing functional organization that is formed to support a broad function within a joint force commander’s headquarters (JP 3-33)
Group [gru:p] abbr.
abbr., file.ext.	.grp (file name extension)

groups : 2489 phrases in 68 subjects

Accounting	14
Agriculture	109
Animal husbandry	1
Astronautics	1
Business	6
Chemistry	39
Coal	2
Commerce	19
Communications	128
Construction	27
Criminal law	14
Customs	4
Demography	2
Earth sciences	8
Economy	103
Education	11
Electronics	80
Energy industry	18
Environment	73
Finances	167
Fish farming pisciculture	11
Food industry	9
General	626
Geography	1
Government, administration and public services	11
Health care	49
Hobbies and pastimes	6
Human rights activism	12
Immigration and citizenship	31
Industry	12
Information technology	84
Insurance	16
International trade	36
Labor law	13
Labor organization	2
Latin American	1
Law	90
Life sciences	7
Marketing	17
Materials science	1
Mathematics	10
Mechanic engineering	5
Medical	91
Metallurgy	5
Microsoft	110
Mineral products	2
Mining	3
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	17
Nuclear and fusion power	1
Nuclear physics	6
Obsolete / dated	22
Oil / petroleum	1
Patents	3
Pharmacy and pharmacology	17
Politics	96
Religion	5
Research and development	20
Scientific	4
Social science	66
Statistics	48
Taxes	6
Technology	4
Textile industry	1
Trade unions	2
Transport	46
United Nations	33
Work flow	3