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Definition of interconnection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general connectionconnection between multiple things
- The interconnection of roads improved traffic flow.
2.
technologyTECH. act of interconnecting wires or computersTECH.
- Interconnection of devices enhances network performance.
3.
renewable energyTECH. connecting renewable-energy systems to the power gridTECH.
- Interconnection is crucial for solar panel efficiency.
Origin of interconnection
Latin, inter (between) + connectere (to bind together)
Terms with interconnection included in their meaning
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social sciences
successful introduction and interconnection of novel ideas
interconnection
be interconnected allowing passage or interaction
abr: Logical Interconnection Network Exchange
system that connects different computer networks together
acr: Open Systems Interconnection
framework for understanding and designing network systems
Examples of interconnection in a sentence
Interconnection of ideas led to a breakthrough. The interconnection of networks is crucial for data flow. Interconnection allows seamless communication between systems. The interconnection of wind farms boosts energy reliability. Proper interconnection can reduce electricity costs for consumers.
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- French:interconnexion, connexion, ...
- German:Verbindung, Vernetzung, ...
- Italian:interconnessione, ...
- Spanish:interconexión, conexión, ...
- Portuguese:interligação, interconexão, ...
- Chinese:互联, 互连, ...
- Japanese:相互接続, 電力網接続, ...
- Arabic:تَرَابُط, تَوْصِيل مُتَبَادَل, ...
- Hebrew:קִישּׁוּרִיּוּת, חִבּוּרִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:взаимосвязь, подключение, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємозв'язок, з'єднання, ...
- Hindi:अंतरसंबंध, आपस में जुड़ाव, ...
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