de·fer·ral
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con|fer|ral — «kuhn FUR uhl», noun. a giving; bestowal: »the conferral of degrees at graduation … Useful english dictionary
de|fer|ral — «dih FUR uhl», noun. = deferment. (Cf. ↑deferment) … Useful english dictionary
re|fer|ral — «rih FUR uhl», noun. 1. the act of referring; directing or assigning of someone or something to a person, place, or position, for some purpose: »the referral of a patient by his family doctor to a specialist, the referral of an unemployed worker… … Useful english dictionary
re·fer·ral — /rıˈfɚrəl/ noun, pl rals [count] : the act of sending someone to another person or place for treatment, help, advice, etc. She got a referral (to a specialist) from her doctor. = Her doctor gave her a referral … Useful english dictionary
ral — ac·ral; ad·e·no·neu·ral; ad·lit·to·ral; ad·mi·ral; am·bu·lac·ral; amo·ral·i·ty; am·phi·crib·ral; am·y·ral·dism; au·gu·ral; au·ral; au·ro·ral; ba·su·ral; bed·ral; blas·to·po·ral; bleph·a·ral; cae·su·ral; cap·ral·de·hyde; chap·ar·ral; chlo·ral;… … English syllables
fe·ral — /ˈferəl/ adj 1 : of, relating to, or resembling a wild beast feral instincts They led a feral existence. 2 used to describe an animal (such as a cat or dog) that has escaped and become wild feral cats … Useful english dictionary
Ferralsol — Fer|ral|sol der; <zu lat. solum »Boden«> durch Ferralitisierung entstandener, silikatarmer, sehr stark verwitterter Boden in den wechselfeuchten Tropen … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
conferral — con·fer·ral … English syllables
deferral — de·fer·ral … English syllables
referral — re·fer·ral … English syllables
