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gen·er·al

 (jĕn′ər-əl)
adj.
1. Concerned with, applicable to, or affecting the whole or every member of a class or category:"subduing all her impressions as a woman, to something more general"(Virginia Woolf).
2. Affecting or characteristic of the majority of those involved; prevalent:general discontent.
3. Of or affecting the entire body:general paralysis.
4. Being usually the case; true or applicable in most instances but not all:the general correctness of her decisions.
5.
a. Not limited in scope, area, or application:as a general rule.
b. Not limited to or dealing with one class of things; diversified:general studies.
6. Involving only the main features rather than precise details:a general grasp of the subject.
7. Highest or superior in rank:the general manager.
n.
1.
a. A commissioned rank in the US Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps that is above lieutenant general.
b. One who holds this rank or a similar rank in another military organization.
2. A general officer.
3. A statement, principle, or fact that embraces or is applicable to the whole.
4. General anesthesia.
5.Archaic The public.
Idiom:
in general
Generally.

[Middle English, from Latingenerālis, fromgenus, gener-,kind; seegenə- inIndo-European roots.]

gen′er·al·ness n.
Synonyms: general, common, universal
These adjectives mean belonging to, relating to, or affecting the whole:the general welfare; a common enemy; universal military conscription.
Antonym: particular
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general

(ˈdʒɛnərəl; ˈdʒɛnrəl)
adj
1.common; widespread:a general feeling of horror at the crime.
2.of, including, applying to, or participated in by all or most of the members of a group, category, or community
3.relating to various branches of an activity, profession, etc; not specialized:general office work.
4.including various or miscellaneous items:general knowledge;a general store.
5.not specific as to detail; overall:a general description of the merchandise.
6.not definite; vague:give me a general idea of when you will finish.
7.applicable or true in most cases; usual
8. (prenominal or immediately postpositive) having superior or extended authority or rank:general manager;consul general.
9. (Education) Also:pass designating a degree awarded at some universities, studied at a lower academic standard than an honours degree. Seehonours2
10. (Medicine)med relating to or involving the entire body or many of its parts; systemic
11. (Logic)logic (of a statement) not specifying an individual subject but quantifying over a domain
n
12. (Military) an officer of a rank senior to lieutenant general, esp one who commands a large military formation
13.any person acting as a leader and applying strategy or tactics
14.a general condition or principle: opposed toparticular
15. (Ecclesiastical Terms) a title for the head of a religious order, congregation, etc
16. (Medicine)med short forgeneral anaesthetic
17.archaic the people; public
18.in generalgenerally; mostly or usually
[C13: from Latingenerālis of a particular kind, fromgenus kind]
ˈgeneralnessn
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gen•er•al

(ˈdʒɛn ər əl)

adj.
1. of, pertaining to, or affecting all persons or things belonging to a group, category, or system: a general meeting of members; a general amnesty.
2. of, pertaining to, or true of such persons or things in the main; common to most; usual: the general mood of the people.
3. not limited to one class, field, product, service, etc.; miscellaneous: the general public.
4. considering or dealing with broad or important aspects, elements, etc.; not detailed: general guidelines; a general description.
5. not specific; approximate: a general idea of what was going on.
6. affecting the entire body: general paralysis.
7. (of anesthesia or an anesthetic) causing loss of consciousness and abolishing sensitivity to pain throughout the body.
8. having extended command or superior or chief rank: the secretary general of the U.N.
n.
9.
a. an army or air force officer ranking above a lieutenant general and below a general of the army or general of the air force.
b. an army officer of any of the five highest ranks: brigadier general, major general, lieutenant general, general, or general of the army.
c. an officer holding the highest rank in the U.S. Marine Corps.
10. the chief official of a religious order.
11. something that is general; generality.
12.Archaic. the general public.
Idioms:
in general,
a. with respect to the entirety; as a whole: to like people in general.
b. as a rule; usually: In general, the bus is on time.
[1250–1300; < Latingenerālis=gener-, s. ofgenusgenus +-ālis-al1]
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.general - a general officer of the highest rankgeneral - a general officer of the highest rank
armed forces,armed services,military,military machine,war machine - the military forces of a nation; "their military is the largest in the region"; "the military machine is the same one we faced in 1991 but now it is weaker"
general officer - officers in the Army or Air Force or Marines above the rank of colonel
Blucher,G. L. von Blucher,Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher,von Blucher - Prussian general who is remembered for his leadership in the wars against Napoleon (1742-1819)
2.general - the head of a religious order or congregation
chief,top dog,head - a person who is in charge; "the head of the whole operation"
3.general - a fact about the whole (as opposed to particular); "he discussed the general but neglected the particular"
fact - a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred; "first you must collect all the facts of the case"
particular,specific - a fact about some part (as opposed to general); "he always reasons from the particular to the general"
particular,specific - a fact about some part (as opposed to general); "he always reasons from the particular to the general"
Verb1.general - command as a general; "We are generaled by an incompetent!"
command - be in command of; "The general commanded a huge army"
Adj.1.general - applying to all or most members of a category or group; "the general public"; "general assistance"; "a general rule"; "in general terms"; "comprehensible to the general reader"
comprehensive - including all or everything; "comprehensive coverage"; "a comprehensive history of the revolution"; "a comprehensive survey"; "a comprehensive education"
indiscriminate - not marked by fine distinctions; "indiscriminate reading habits"; "an indiscriminate mixture of colors and styles"
imprecise - not precise; "imprecise astronomical observations"; "the terms he used were imprecise and emotional"
unspecialised,unspecialized - not specialized or modified for a particular purpose or function
specific - (sometimes followed by `to') applying to or characterized by or distinguishing something particular or special or unique; "rules with specific application"; "demands specific to the job"; "a specific and detailed account of the accident"
2.general - not specialized or limited to one class of things; "general studies"; "general knowledge"
undiversified - not diversified
3.general - prevailing among and common to the general public; "the general discontent"
common - having no special distinction or quality; widely known or commonly encountered; average or ordinary or usual; "the common man"; "a common sailor"; "the common cold"; "a common nuisance"; "followed common procedure"; "it is common knowledge that she lives alone"; "the common housefly"; "a common brand of soap"
4.general - affecting the entire body; "a general anesthetic"; "general symptoms"
medical specialty,medicine - the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques
local - affecting only a restricted part or area of the body; "local anesthesia"
5.general - somewhat indefinite; "bearing a general resemblance to the original"; "a general description of the merchandise"
imprecise - not precise; "imprecise astronomical observations"; "the terms he used were imprecise and emotional"
6.general - of worldwide scope or applicabilitygeneral - of worldwide scope or applicability; "an issue of cosmopolitan import"; "the shrewdest political and ecumenical comment of our time"- Christopher Morley; "universal experience"
comprehensive - including all or everything; "comprehensive coverage"; "a comprehensive history of the revolution"; "a comprehensive survey"; "a comprehensive education"
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general

adjective
1.widespread,accepted,popular,public,common,broad,extensive,universal,prevailing,prevalentContrary to general opinion, Wiccans are not devil-worshippers.
widespreadprivate,individual,personal
2.overall,complete,total,global,comprehensive,blanket,inclusive,all-embracing,overarchingHis firm took over general maintenance of the park last summer.
overalllimited,restricted,partial,demarcated
5.ordinary,regular,usual,typical,conventional,everyday,customaryThis book is intended for the general reader rather than the student.
ordinaryspecial,extraordinary,exceptional
in general
6.as a whole,generally,overall,altogether,across the boardWe need to improve our education system in general.
7.on the whole,largely,chiefly,mainly,mostly,principally,predominantly,in the main,for the most partIn general, it was the better educated voters who voted Yes in the referendum.
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general

adjective
1.Belonging or relating to the whole:
2.Belonging to, shared by, or applicable to all alike:
3.Of, representing, or carried on by people at large:
6.Not limited to a single class:
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Translations
رئيس، رئيسي، عامعامعام، غير تفصيليعَامّعُمومي
generálobecnývšeobecnýgenerálnícelkový
generalgenerelalmindeliggeneral-
generalo
generalgénéralcomún
üldine
kenraaliyleinenyleis-
općisveobuhvatansveopćigeneralnačelan
tábornokáltalánosgenerálisnem specializált
almennurherforingiyfir-, aîal-
一般の将軍
일반적인장군
apibendrinimasapibendrintibendrosios praktikos gydytojasdaugiausiageneralinis
galvenaisģenerāl-ģenerālisparastsvadošais
generálgenerálny
generalsplošen
allmängeneral
โดยทั่วไปนายพล
chungtướng

general

[ˈdʒenərəl]
A.ADJ
1. (=overall) [appearance, decline, attitude] →general
the generalstandard of education is very highelnivelgeneral deeducación esmuy alto
2. (=widespread) [view, interest] →general
there was generalagreement on this questionhubo unconsensogeneralcon respecto a estacuestión
contrary to generalbeliefcontrariamente aoren contra delo quecomúnmente secree
there was generalopposition to the proposallaoposicióna lapropuesta fuegeneralorgeneralizada
for generalusepara elusogeneral
in general usedeusogeneral
3. (=vague, non-specific) →general
beware of making statements which are too generalten cuidado dehacerafirmaciones que sean demasiadogenerales
the report was too generalelinforme era pocoespecífico
try to be more generalintenta noentrar tanto endetalles
we drove in the generaldirection of Aberdeenfuimosconduciendo endirecciónaproximada aAberdeen
please direct any generalenquiries you may have to my secretaryleruegosolicite a misecretaria cualquierinformación decaráctergeneral
I've got the generalideatengomás o menos unaidea
I'm beginning to get the generalpictureestoyempezando a hacerme unaidea
a generaltermuntérminogenérico
in generaltermsenlíneasortérminosgenerales
4. (=usual)
as a generalrulepor regla general
5. (=not specialized) [reader, public] →noespecializado
we employ two generallabourersempleamos a dosobreros noespecializados
an introduction to psychology for the generalreaderunaintroduccióna lapsicología para ellector noespecializado
6. (at end of title) →general
secretary generalsecretario/am/fgeneral
B.N
1.
in generalen general
we discussed work in generalhablamos sobre eltrabajoen general
in general this kind of situation can be controlled (=normally) →en generalorpor lo general estetipo desituaciones puedencontrolarse
2.the particular andthe generalloparticular y logeneral
3. (Mil) (=officer) →generalmf
General Croft arrived lateelgeneral Croftllegótarde
good morning, General Croftbuenos días,General Croft
C.CPDgeneral anaesthetic, general anesthetic (US)Nanestesiafgeneral
general assemblyNasambleafgeneral
general auditNauditoríafgeneral
general cargoNcargamentommixto
General Certificate of Secondary EducationN (Brit) (Educ)GCSEthe General ConfessionN (Church of England) →laoración deconfesióncolectiva
general costsNPLgastosmplgenerales
general dealerN (US) →tiendaf,almacénm (S. Cone)
general deliveryN (US, Canada) →listaf decorreos
general electionNeleccionesfplorcomiciosmplgenerales
general headquartersN (Mil) →cuartelmsinggeneral
general holidayNdíamfestivo
general hospitalNhospitalm
general knowledgeNculturafgeneral
general managerNdirector(a)m/fgeneral
general medicineNmedicinafgeneral
general meetingNasambleafgeneral
General Officer CommandingN (Mil) →Comandantemfen Jefe
general partnershipN (Jur) →sociedadfregularcolectiva
General Post OfficeN (Brit) (Govt) (formerly) →Correosm; (=main post office) →oficinaf decorreos
general practiceN (Brit) (Med) (=work) →medicinafgeneral; (=group) →consultoriommédico
I am currently working in general practiceactualmente estoytrabajando comomédico demedicinageneral
to go into general practiceentrar a trabajar enmedicinageneral
general practitionerNmédico/am/f demedicinageneral (frm), médico/am/f decabecera
the general publicNelpúblicoen general, elgranpúblico
general scienceN (Scol) →Cienciasfpl
general science teacherNprofesor(a)m/f deCiencias
General SecretaryNSecretario(a)m/fGeneral
general staffNestadommayor (general)
general storeN (US) →tiendaf,almacénm (S. Cone)
general strikeNhuelgafgeneral
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general

[ˈdʒɛnərəl]
n
in general →en général
(in army)généralm
the rank of general →legrade degénéral
adj
(=overall) →général(e)
the general situation in Europe →lasituationgénérale enEurope
the planting and general maintenance of the park →laplantation et l'entretiengénéral duparc
There has been a general decline in giving to charities →Il y a eu unebaissegénérale desdonsfaits auxassociationscaritatives.
I had a general sense of well-being
BUTJ'avais un sentiment diffus de bien-être.
[standard, performance] →global(e)
the general standard of education in Britain →leniveauglobal de l'instruction enGrande-Bretagne
(=felt by most people) [interest] →général(e); [awareness] →dupublic; [feeling] →général(e)
general agreement →consensusm
as a general rule →en règle générale
in general terms →d'unemanièregénéralegeneral audit,general expensesgeneral anaesthesiananesthésiefgénéralegeneral anaestheticnanesthésiefgénérale
to have a general anaesthetic →recevoir uneanesthésie généralegeneral auditnvérificationfannuelleGeneral Certificate of Educationn(British)examen passé à 18 ansbaccalauréatmGeneral Certificate of Secondary Educationn(British)examen passé à 16 ansbrevetm descollègesgeneral deliveryn(US, Canadian)postefrestantegeneral electionnélectionsfpllégislativesgeneral expensesnplfraismplgénérauxgeneral hospitalncentremhospitalier
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general

adjallgemein;to begeneral (= not detailed or specific:wording, proposals) →allgemeingehalten sein;(= vague)unbestimmtorvage sein;(promises, clause)unverbindlich sein; (= widespread:custom, weather etc) →weitverbreitet sein;hisgeneral appearanceseinAussehenim Allgemeinen;this is not thegeneral viewdieseAnsichtwirdnichtallgemeingeteilt;there wasgeneral agreement among the two groupsdie beidenGruppen waren sichgrundsätzlicheinig;it met withgeneral approvaleswurdeallgemeingebilligt;thegeneral attitude toward(s) the war is optimistices herrschtallgemein eineoptimistischeEinstellungzumKrieg;to be ingeneral useallgemein verbreitet sein;fortune tellers are sogeneral in their statementsWahrsagerhalten ihreAussagen soallgemein;thegeneral planor idea is that …wir hatten uns/sie hatten sich(dat)etc das sogedacht, dass …;thegeneral idea of that is to …damit sollbezwecktwerden, dass …, esgeht dabei darum, dass …;that was thegeneral ideaso war dasgedacht;thegeneral idea is to wait and seewir/sieetc wolleneinfach malabwarten;I’ve got thegeneral idea (of it)ich habe eineVorstellungor ichweiß soungefähr, worum esgeht;to give somebody ageneral idea of a subjectjdm eineungefähreVorstellung von einem Themageben;ingeneral terms, in ageneral sensegenerell;she recounted in verygeneral terms the events of recent monthssieberichtetein groben Zügen von denEreignissen derletztenMonate;I spoke in ageneral wayich habeganzallgemeingesprochen;in thegeneral direction of the villageungefähr inRichtung desDorfes;mygeneral advice would be to leave them alonegrundsätzlichwürde ich Ihnenraten, sie inRuhe zulassen;as ageneral ruleim Allgemeinen;ageneral acheeinunbestimmterSchmerz;general labourerungelernterArbeiter,ungelernteArbeiterin;general drudgeMädchenntfür alles;general readerDurchschnittsleser(in)m(f)
n
ingeneralim Allgemeinen;to go from thegeneral to the particularvomAllgemeineninsBesonderegehen
(Mil) →General(in)m(f)

general

:
general anaesthetic, (US)general anesthetic
General Assembly
n (of United Nations)Voll-orGeneralversammlungf; (Eccl) →Generalsynodef
General Certificate of Education
n (Brit)(= O level)˜mittlere Reife;(= A level)˜Reifezeugnisnt, →˜Abiturnt
General Certificate of Secondary Education
n (Brit) →AbschlussmderSekundarstufe, ˜mittlere Reife
general confession
nthegeneral (Rel) →dasallgemeine Sündenbekenntnis
general dealer
general degree
n nicht spezialisierter Studienabschluss
general delivery
adv (US, Canada Post:= poste restante) →postlagernd
general election
general factotum
nMädchenntfür alles
general headquarters
n sing or pl (Mil) →Generalkommandont
general holiday
nFeiertagm(für alle)
general hospital
nAllgemeinkrankenhausnt

general

:
general knowledge
nAllgemeinwissenntor -bildungf
general linguistics

general

:
general manager
nHauptgeschäftsführer(in)m(f)
general medicine
general meeting
nGeneralversammlungf, →Vollversammlungf; (of shareholders etc) →Hauptversammlungf
General Officer Commanding
n (Mil) →Oberbefehlshaber(in)m(f)
general pardon
nGeneralamnestief
general partnership
General Post Office
n (Brit:= building) →Hauptpost (→amtnt)f; (dated,= organization) →Postf
general practice
n (Brit Med)
(= work)Allgemeinmedizinf;to be ingeneralpraktischerArzt/praktischeÄrztin sein
(= place)allgemeinärztlichePraxis, Allgemeinpraxisf
general practitioner
general public
general-purpose
adjUniversal-;general cleanerUniversalreinigerm
general science
n (Sch) →Naturwissenschaftf;general teacherNaturwissenschaftslehrer(in)m(f)
General Secretary
nGeneralsekretär(in)m(f)

general

:
general staff
n (Mil) →Generalstabm
general store
nGemischtwarenhandlungf
general strike
General Studies
pl (Brit Sch)Kurs zur Vermittlung von Allgemeinwissen an spezialisierte Schüler
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general

[ˈdʒɛnrl]
1.adj (gen) →generale; (not detailed, plan, view) →generale, complessivo/a; (enquiry) →generico/a; (not specialized, trader, store) →digenerivari
in general use →d'usocomuneorcorrente
in general terms →interminigenerici,in generale
as a general rule →di norma,di regola
the general idea is to ... →l'ideabase sarebbe di...
2.advin general (usually) →generalmente; (as a whole) →nel complesso
3.n (Mil) →generalem
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general

(ˈdʒenərəl) adjective
1. of, involvingetc all, most or very many people, thingsetc.The general feeling is that he is stupid;His general knowledge is good although he is not good at mathematics. algemene عام всеобщ geral obecný, všeobecnýallgemein almindelig; generelγενικόςgeneral üldine عمومی yleinengénéralכללי साधारण, सामान्य općenit általános umum almennurgenerale 全般的な 일반적인 bendras, visuotinis vispārējs; vispārīgs amalgemeenalminnelig,generellogólny عمومى geral generalобщий všeobecný; celkový splošen opšti allmän ทั่วไปgenel 普遍的 загальний عمومی phổ biến; chung 普遍的,总的
2. covering a large number of cases.a general rule. algemene عُمومي общ geral (vše)obecnýallgemein generelγενικός,καθολικόςgeneral üldine فراگیر yleinengénéralבדרך כלל सामान्य općenit általános umum almennurgenerale 一般的な 총괄적인 bendras vispārējs; parasts amalgemeenalminnelig,hoved-ogólny عمومى geral generalобщепринятый všeobecný splošen opšti allmän, genomgående ไม่เฉพาะเจาะจง; ไม่จำกัดgenel 一般的 поширений; загальноприйнятий عام ، رائج toàn bộ; chung一般的
3. without details.I'll just give you a general idea of the plan. algemene عام، غير تفصيلي основен geral celkovýallgemein generel; almindeligγενικός, μη λεπτομερήςgeneral üldjooneline کلی yleisluonteinengénéralכללי सरसरी uopćen, općenit nem specializált, átfogó umum almennurgenerale 概略の 대체적인 bendras vispārējs amalgemeengenerell,helhets-ogólny عمومى geral generalосновной celkový splošen opšti ungefärlig ทั่วไป; โดยทั่วไปgenel 大體的 головний; загальний غیر محدود không chuyên sâu vào chủ đề大体的
4. (as part of an official title) chief.the Postmaster General. hoof رئيس، رئيسي، عام ръководител chefe generálníGeneral-... general-γενικόςjefe,general pea-, üld- رئیس yli-général “כְּלָלִי” जनरल glavni kepala yfir-, aðal-generale 長官 (직함) 총 generalinis, vyriausiasis vadošais; galvenais; ģenerāl- Jeneralhoofd- general-,hoved-generalny,główny رئیس مشر، chefe general главный; генеральный generálny glaven direktor general-, över- หัวหน้าşef,genel,kıdemli (官員頭銜)長,長官(如:郵政署署長) головний اعلی ، ایک سرکاری لقب người đứng đầu ...长,首席的
noun
in the British army, (a person of) the rank next below field marshal.General Smith. Generaal قائِد، عَميد генерал general generál der General generalστρατηγόςgeneral kindral ژنرال kenraali général/-aleגנרל सेनापति general, bojnik tábornok jenderal herforingigenerale 将軍 (영) 육군 대장 generolas ģenerālis Jeneralgeneraalgeneralgenerał جنرالgeneral generalгенерал generál general general general พลเอกgeneral (英國)陸軍元帥以下的上將 генерал فیلڈ مارشل سے نیچے اور لیفٹیننٹ جنرل سے اوپر کا اعلی tướng (英国)陆军上将
ˈgeneralize,ˈgeneralise verb
1. to make a general ruleetc that can be applied to many cases, based on a number of cases.He's trying to generalize from only two examples. veralgemeen يُعَمِّم، يَجْعَلُه عامّا обобщавам generalizar zevšeobecnitverallgemeinern generalisereγενικεύωgeneralizar üldistust tegema حکم کلی صادر کردن yleistäägénéraliser להכליל सामान्यीकरण करना uopćavati, generalizirati általánosít menyamaratakan alhæfageneralizzare 一般化する 보편화하다 apibendrinti vispārināt membuat tanggapan umumveralgemenengeneralisere uogólniać تعميم كول، عمومي كول، عمومي كېدل: نتيجه اخيستل generalizar a generalizaобобщать zovšeobecniť posplošiti generalizovati dra allmänna slutsatser av วางหลักgenelleştirmek 概括,泛化 узагальнювати مجموعی اصول پر راۓ قایم کرنا khái quát hoá 引出普遍性结论,推论
2. to talk (about something) in general terms.We should stop generalizing and discuss each problem separately. veralgemeen يُعَمِّم بالكلام говоря общо generalizar vyvozovat obecné závěryverallgemeinern generalisere μιλώ γενικά, μη συγκεκριμέναgeneralizar üldsõnaliselt rääkima به کلیات پرداختن puhua yleisluonteisesti dire des généralités לנסח באופן כללי सामान्य uopćavati, generalizirati általánosít bicara secara umum alhæfageneralizzare, parlare in generale 一般的に言う 일반론을 말하다 kalbėti apskritai, neapibrėžtai runāt vispārīgi membuat tanggapan umumgeneraliserenkomme med alminneligheter mówić ogólnikami عمومي كول generalizar a spune generalităţi говорить в общих выражениях hovoriť všeobecne govoriti na splošno uopštavati generalisera กล่าวอย่างกว้าง ๆ genelleme yapmak 籠統地談論 узагальнювати غیر معین پیراۓ میں بات کرنا nói chung chung笼统地讲
ˌgeneraliˈzation,ˌgeneraliˈsation noun
veralgemening تَعْميم обобщаване generalização zevšeobecnění die Verallgemeinerung generaliseringγενίκευσηgeneralización üldistamine عمومیت yleistysgénéralisationהכללה सामान्यीकरण uopćavanje, genaralizacija általánosítás generalisasi alhæfinggeneralizzazione 一般論 보편화 apibendrinimas vispārināšana generalisasiveralgemenengeneraliseringuogólnienie تعميم generalização ge­ne­­ra­li­zareобобщение zovšeobecnenie posploševanje generalizacija generalisering การพูดคลุม; การกล่าวอย่างกว้าง ๆ; ลักษณะทั่วไป genelleme, genelleştirme 泛化, 概括 узагальнення تعمیم کا عمل sự khái quát 普遍化,概括
ˈgenerally adverb
usually; by most people; on the whole.He is generally disliked;He generally wins. gewoonlik بصورة عامّه обичайно geralmente obvykle; (vše)obecně; celkemallgemein genereltγενικάgeneralmente,corrientemente,por lo general üldiselt, tavaliselt معمولاً؛ بطور گسترده yleisestigénéralementבדרך כלל प्राय: obično, općenito általában (véve) biasanya almennt; venjulegageneralmente 概して 일반적으로 paprastai, visuotinai, daugiausia vispār; parasti umumnyain het algemeeni det hele tatt,som regel,stort sett,genereltna ogół په عمومى ډولgeralmente în generalобычно zvyčajne; všeobecne na splošno generalno allmänt, i allmänhet ส่วนใหญ่; โดยทั่วไป; ส่วนมาก; โดยปกติgenellikle 一般地 звичайно; взагалі عام طور پر nói chung一般地
General Certificate of EducationGCEgeneral election
an election in which the voters in every constituency are involved. algemene verkiesing إنتخابات عامَّه общи избори eleições gerais všeobecné volby allgemeine Wahlen parlamentsvalg βουλευτικές εκλογέςelecciones generales üldvalimised انتخابات همگانی vaali élections générales בחירות כלליות आम चुनाव opći izbori képviselőválasztás pemilihan umum almennar kosningarelezioni generali 総選挙 총선거 visuotiniai rinkimai vispārējas vēlēšanas pilihan raya umumalgemene verkiezingen parlaments-/stortingsvalgwybory powszechne د عمومی انتخابات eleições gerais alegeri generaleвсеобщие выборы všeobecné voľby splošne volitve opšti izbori allmänna val การเลือกตั้งทั่วไปgenel seçim 大選,普選 загальні вибори عام انتخابات cuộc tổng tuyển cử 大选,普选
general practitionerGPgeneral store
a shop that sells a wide range of goods. algemene handelaar مخْزَن عام универсален магазин armazém obchodní dům, obchod se smíšeným zbožím das Warenhaus stormagasinπαντοπωλείο gran almacén universaalkauplus فروشگاهی با اجناس متنوع sekatavarakauppagrand magasinמכולת जनरल स्टोर, दुकान trgovina mješovite robe vegyeskereskedés toko serba ada (sveita)verslun; nÿlenduvöruverslungrande magazzino 雑貨店 만물상, 잡화점 universalinė parduotuvė universālveikals kedai barangan serba gunawarenhuislandhandel sklep wielobranżowy مغازهarmazém magazin universalунивермаг obchod so zmiešaným tovarom blagovnica prodavnica sa širokim asortimanom robe lanthandel, diverseaffär ร้านค้าทั่วไป çeşitli eşya mağazası 百貨店 універсальний магазин کریانے کی دوکان bách hoá 百货店,杂货店
as a general rule
usually; in most cases.As a general rule, we don't employ unskilled workers. in die algemeen بِصورَة عامّه، على وجْه العُموم като правило como regra geral ve většině případůmeistens almindelig regel κατά κανόναpor lo general, por norma üldreeglina غالباً tavallisestien règle généraleבדרך כלל सामान्य नियम općenito, obično általánosságban biasanya yfirleitt; venjulegain genere,di norma 通例 일반적으로 paprastai parasti peraturan amin de regel som oftest/regel,vanligvis z reguły ولاً، عموماً، عادتاً regra geral ca regulă generală как правило spravidla praviloma obično som regel กฏทั่วไป genel olarak 一般說來 як правило اکثر حالات میں hầu hết一般说来
in general
usually; in most cases; most of (a group of peopleetc).People in general were not very sympathetic;People were in general not very sympathetic. oor die algemeen بصورة عامّه обикновенно em geral obvykle, většinou; většinaim Allgemeinen i almindelighedγενικά, ως επί το πλείστονen general,por lo general üldiselt, tavaliselt بطور کلی yleensäen généralבאופן כללי आम तौर पर općenito, obično, većinom általá(nosság)ban pada umumnya venjulega; almennt in genere/generale 一般に 대체로 apskritai vispār secara umumnyain het algemeensom regel,i det store og hele ogólnie biorąc په عمومی توګه em geral în generalвообще všeobecne; väčšinou na splošno generalno i allmänhet ตามธรรมดาgenellikle 一般地 взагалі عموما nói chung一般地
the general public
the people of a town, countryetc, considered as a group. algemene publiek عُموم الناس، الجُمهور العام общата публика o público em geral široká veřejnost die breite Öffentlichkeit offentligheden το ευρύ κοινό el gran público üldsus عامه مردم suuri yleisö le grand public आम लोग javnost nagyközönség rakyat umum almenningur il grande pubblico 一般大衆 일반 대중 plačioji visuomenė vienkāršie iedzīvotāji masyarakatmassafolk flest,allmennhetenspołeczność,ludność عام خلک o púplico em geral marele publicобщественность široká verejnosť javnost javnost allmänheten สาธารณชนhalk 公眾 населення عوام công chúng rộng rãi公众
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عَامّ,لِوَاء generál, všeobecný general, generelallgemein,Generalγενικός,στρατηγόςgeneral kenraali, yleinengénéral general, općigenerale 一般の, 将軍 일반적인, 장군algemeen,generaalgeneral,genereltgenerał,ogólnygeneral,geralгенерал,общий allmän, general โดยทั่วไป, นายพลgenel chung, tướng将军,普通的
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general

a. general;
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general

adj general;in — por lo general
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