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21 ginger group
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22 groupware group·ware n
['ɡruːpwɛə(r)]Comput groupware m inv programma che consente a più utenti di lavorare contemporaneamente sugli stessi dati -
23 newsgroup news·group n
['njuːzɡruːp]Comput newsgroup m inv, gruppo di discussione -
24 peer group
1) (of same status) pari m.pl.2) sociol. (contemporary) gruppo m. di coetanei* * *n(contemporaries) gruppo di coetanei, (from same social class, background) persone fpl del proprio ambiente* * *1) (of same status) pari m.pl.2) sociol. (contemporary) gruppo m. di coetanei -
25 playgroup play·group n
['pleɪˌɡruːp] -
26 pop group
ngruppo m pop inv -
27 pressure group
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28 reading group
ngruppo di persone che si riunisce regolarmente per discutere dei libri letti -
29 regroup re·group
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30 splinter group
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31 subgroup sub·group n
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32 support group
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33 user group
ngruppo m utenti inv -
34 working group
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35 action group
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36 advisory group
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37 income group
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38 interest group
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39 peer group pressure
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40 special interest group
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