network
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/ˈnetwɜːrk/
🇬🇧
/ˈnetwɜːk/
noun
A2
a connected system of things like roads, lines, or nerves that work together
The new rail network connects the capital and major cities.
A2
a group of people or companies that share information and work together
These companies control TV, radio, and global communication networks.
A2
computers and devices connected to share information and resources
Users can share files across the computer network.
B1
a group of radio or TV stations that broadcast the same programs
The show was first shown on the cable network Showtime.
intransitive verb
R
to connect computers and devices to share information
The computers are networked to share files.
R
to broadcast a TV or radio program on many stations at once
The show is networked across the country.
R
to meet people who can help you in your work
Conferences are a good place to network with professionals.
translation
a connected system of things like roads, lines, or nerves that work together; a group of people or companies that share information and work together; computers and devices connected to share information and resources; a group of radio or TV stations that broadcast the same programs
to connect computers and devices to share information; to broadcast a TV or radio program on many stations at once; to meet people who can help you in your work
Word Forms
Plural
networks
Progressive
networking
Past
networked
Perfect
networked
3rd Present
networks