Adl is an Arabic word meaning justice.
Adl or ADL may also refer to:
Computing
[edit]- Action description language, a formal language for automatic planning systems
- Adventure Development Language, created by On-Line Systems
- Alder Lake series Intel CPUs
- Archetype definition language, as used in openEHR archetypes
- Architecture description language, a formal language for architecture description and representation
- Argument-dependent name lookup, a lookup for function names in the C++ programming language
- Assertion definition language, a specification language
Organizations
[edit]- ADL astronomical society, Slovenian astronomical society
- Akademiska Damkören Lyran or The Academic Female Voice Choir Lyran, a Finnish choir
- Alexander Dennis Limited, bus manufacturer in Scotland
- Animal Defense League, animal rights organisation in North America
- Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish non-governmental organization based in the US
- Armenian Democratic Liberal Party, a political party
- Arthur D. Little, a management consulting firm
Places
[edit]- Adelaide Airport, Australia, IATA airport code ADL
- A demonym for the city of Adelaide, South Australia, where the above airport is located
- Adlington (Lancashire) railway station, England, National Rail code ADL
Other uses
[edit]- Activities of daily living, a term used in medicine and nursing, especially in the care of the elderly
- Advance–decline line, a stock market indicator
- Advanced Distributed Learning, part of an effort to standardize and modernize training and education management and delivery
- Arena Developmental League, American football league that became the National Arena League
- Gallong language, a Tibeto-Burman language of India
- New Zealand ADL class diesel electric unit, a type of diesel railway vehicle used on Auckland's suburban network
- A driver's license issued by a jurisdiction whose name begins with the letter A
People
[edit]- Aurelio De Laurentiis, filmmaker and president of S.S.C. Napoli
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