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Definition of high bandwidth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
multitaskingUS ability to handle many tasks or informationUS
- She has high bandwidth and manages multiple projects efficiently.
2.
networkTECH. large data transmission capacity of a networkTECH.
- The server requires high bandwidth for optimal performance.
Adjective
1.
multitaskingUS capable of handling many tasks simultaneouslyUS
- She is known for her high bandwidth in managing projects.
2.
technologyTECH. having a large data transfer capacityTECH.
- The high bandwidth connection improved our video calls.
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protects digital content from being copied
Examples of high bandwidth in a sentence
With high bandwidth, she processes complex data quickly. Streaming services demand high bandwidth for smooth playback. Video conferencing requires high bandwidth to function well. Her high bandwidth allows her to juggle multiple roles. With his high bandwidth, he efficiently leads several teams. The high bandwidth network supports multiple users simultaneously.
Our high bandwidth internet allows for seamless streaming.
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- French:grande capacité, polyvalent, ...
- German:hohe Bandbreite, leistungsstark, ...
- Italian:capacità di gestione, molto efficiente, ...
- Spanish:gran capacidad, multitarea, ...
- Portuguese:alta capacidade de gestão, alta capacidade, ...
- Chinese:高带宽, 高带宽的, ...
- Japanese:高い帯域幅, 高い処理能力の, ...
- Arabic:قُدرة عالية على الإنجاز, مُتَعَدِّد المَهام, ...
- Hebrew:קִיבֹלֶת גְּבוֹהָה, רַב מְשִׂימוֹת, ...
- Russian:высокая пропускная способность, высокая многозадачность, ...
- Ukrainian:висока пропускна здатність, високошвидкісний, ...
- Hindi:कार्यक्षमता, उच्च क्षमता, ...
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