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Definition of network load - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
technologyTECH. amount of data traffic currently handled by a computer networkTECH.
- During peak hours, the network load causes slower internet speeds.
- The IT team monitors network load to prevent server overloads.
- Streaming high-definition video significantly increases network load on the system.
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Expressions with network
informal system where men from same schools help each other
He got the job through the old-boy network at his alma mater.
informal group sharing private information or gossip
The whisper network quickly spread the news about the layoffs.
group of men with similar backgrounds who support each other
He got the job through the old boys' network of his university.
system of support among women
She advanced in her career thanks to the old girls' network.
means strong social contacts help gain opportunities
Remember, your network is your net worth for job hunting.
exclusive group of men helping each other in business or politics
He got the job thanks to the good old boy network.
system of bus routes in a city
The city's bus network is efficient and reliable.
platform for online communication and sharing
She posted her vacation photos on her favorite social network.
company that distributes TV programs
The television network aired the new series last night.
system connecting digital devices in a house to share internet and data
We set up a new home network for all our laptops and phones.
area where mobile or internet service is available
The network coverage in rural areas is often poor.
television service or channel available mainly through cable providers
The series first premiered on a small cable network.
organized group of companies that buy and resell another company’s products
The brand expanded its distributor network to reach rural markets.
group organized for spying activities
The government uncovered an espionage network in the city.
schedule of programs for broadcast on a network
The network programming for the week includes several new shows.
system of connected pipes used to move liquids or gases between places
The country built a vast pipeline network to supply gas to coastal cities.
organization that produces radio programs and supplies them to many stations
The new show was picked up by a national radio network.
organized system of people and channels used to sell products or services
The company expanded its sales network across Asia last year.
system for delivering products to consumers
The company improved its distribution network to ensure faster deliveries.
connected system of train tracks and stations in a region
The government invested heavily in the national railway network.
large media company that sends the same programs to many places
The broadcasting network aired the championship game live to millions of viewers.
system of main roads that connect different parts of a whole country
The government plans to expand the national road network in rural areas.
group united by the internet for a cause
The network army rallied support for the campaign online.
system of connected train lines and stations across an area
The country expanded its railroad network to reach more rural towns.
Expressions with load
fill something with cargo or items
They load up the truck with boxes.
a large number of people or things
A load of people showed up at the event.
reduce the weight or amount of something
They lightened the load by removing unnecessary items.
help someone with their work or responsibilities
We need to share the load to finish this project on time.
empty a container or vehicle
The truck driver dumped his load at the construction site.
large amount of waste materials collected together
The truck carried a load of garbage to the landfill.
to rig a situation for a desired result
They loaded the dice to ensure their candidate would win.
take on a difficult task or responsibility
She had to shoulder the load after her boss left.
release a heavy burden or load
The truck stopped to drop a load of bricks.
heavy load carried to avoid multiple trips
He took a lazy man's load and dropped everything.
get ready for an imminent task
The team was told to lock and load for the big presentation.
large amount of problems or difficulties
He inherited a lorry load of trouble when he took over the business.
release or drop what one is carrying
The truck shed its load on the highway.
struggle to cope with a difficult situation
She staggered under the load of her responsibilities.
spend or use up a lot quickly
He blew a load on new clothes.
group of clothes or fabrics washed together at one time
I ran a small load of laundry before leaving for work.
amount of work required for courses
His course load is manageable with good time management.
maximum amount of work a person or group can handle well
The manager misjudged the team's load capacity during the busy season.
large number of children in one place
There was a load of kids at the park.
large amount of silly or untrue ideas or statements
That story is a load of nonsense.
test where heavy weight is applied to check strength or safety
The bridge passed the final load test before opening to traffic.
highest usage level in a system or service
The internet experiences peak load during the evening.
load carried on the head
She balanced the head-load perfectly as she walked.
large amount of money
He won a load of dosh at the casino!
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- French:charge du réseau, ...
- German:Netzwerklast, ...
- Italian:carico di rete, ...
- Spanish:carga de red, ...
- Portuguese:carga da rede, ...
- Chinese:网络负载, ...
- Japanese:ネットワーク負荷, ...
- Arabic:حِمْلُ الشَّبَكَة, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹמֶס רֶשֶׁת, ...
- Russian:сетевая нагрузка, ...
- Ukrainian:навантаження мережі, ...
- Hindi:नेटवर्क लोड, ...
- Bengali:নেটওয়ার্ক লোড, ...
- Catalan:càrrega de la xarxa, ...
- Czech:zatížení sítě, ...
- Danish:netværksbelastning, ...
- Dutch:netwerkbelasting, ...
- Greek:φόρτος δικτύου, ...
- Hungarian:hálózati terhelés, ...
- Khmer:បន្ទុកបណ្ដាញ, ...
- Korean:네트워크 부하, ...
- Persian:بار شبکه, ...
- Polish:obciążenie sieci, ...
- Portuguese (BR):carga da rede, ...
- Romanian:încărcare a rețelei, ...
- Swedish:nätbelastning, ...
- Thai:ภาระเครือข่าย, ...
- Turkish:ağ yükü, ...
- Vietnamese:tải mạng, ...
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