networked
ˈnɛtwɜrkt
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Definition of networked - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
connected systemslinked by a system of connections
  • The cities are networked by a series of highways.
connected interconnected linked
2.
socialconnected socially for collaboration
  • The professionals are networked to enhance their career opportunities.
connected linked
3.
technologyTECH.connected through a computer networkTECH.
  • The office computers are networked for easy file sharing.
connected linked
4.
broadcastingTECH.broadcasted across multiple stationsTECH.
  • The show is networked to reach a wider audience.
aired broadcasted syndicated
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Origin of networked

English, net (mesh) + work (labor)

Terms with networked included in their meaning

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networked
connected to a network or system
computing facility
facility housing many networked computers that manage network resources
NESacr.
acr: Networked Enterprise System
system connecting many businesses or offices
technology
computer that sends management instructions to other networked computers or devices
technology
collective digital consciousness or networked intelligence
technology
method of processing transactions across multiple networked computers
technology
rural office with networked computers

Examples of networked in a sentence

  • Networked devices allow seamless data sharing.
  • The networked team collaborated on the project seamlessly.
  • Being networked helped her find new business partners.
  • Networked printers allow for efficient office operations.
  • The networked devices can communicate seamlessly.
  • The networked program aired simultaneously across the country.

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  1. French:interconnecté, connecté, ...
  2. German:vernetzt, verknüpft, ...
  3. Italian:collegato, in rete, ...
  4. Spanish:interconectado, en red, ...
  5. Portuguese:interligado, em rede, ...
  6. Chinese:联网的, 社交网络化的, ...
  7. Japanese:ネットワーク化された, 連携した, ...
  8. Arabic:شَبَكِي, مُتَّصِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרוּשָּׁת, מְרוּשָּׁת, ...
  10. Russian:сетевой, подключённый к сети, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мережевий, підключений, ...
  12. Hindi:परस्पर जुड़ा, आपस में जुड़ा हुआ, ...
network
ˈnɛtwɜrk

Definition of network - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
connectionssystem of interconnected people or things
  • The network of roads facilitated quick travel..
grid mesh web
2.
socialgroup of people connected for mutual benefit
  • She has a strong network of professional contacts.
alliance association circle
3.
technologyinterconnected group of computers sharing information
  • The office network is down today.
computer network

Verb

1.
social interactionintr.interact with others to exchange information and develop contactsintr.
  • She networks at various conferences to expand her professional circle..
mingle socialize
2.
technologytr.connect computers or devices to share informationtr.
  • The IT team networked all the office computers.
connect interconnect link
3.
broadcastingtr.broadcast programs across multiple stations simultaneouslytr.
  • The show was networked to reach a wider audience.
air disseminate transmit
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Images of network

  • network: system of intersecting lines or roads
    system of intersecting lines or roads

Expressions with network

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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.

Origin of network

Old English, net (net) + work (work)

Examples of network in a sentence

  • A network of friends supported her through tough times.
  • He joined a network of local entrepreneurs.
  • The network of friends supported her through tough times.
  • The company's network was upgraded last week.
  • A secure network is essential for online transactions.
  • The network of railways connects major cities.

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  1. French:réseau, réseauter, ...
  2. German:Netzwerk, netzwerken, ...
  3. Italian:sistema, fare networking, ...
  4. Spanish:red, hacer contactos, ...
  5. Portuguese:rede, conectar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:网络, 社交, ...
  7. Japanese:ネットワーク, ネットワークを作る, ...
  8. Arabic:شَبَكَة, تَواصَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רֶשֶׁת, לִיצוֹר קְשָׁרִים, ...
  10. Russian:сеть, налаживать связи, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мережа, налагоджувати зв'язки, ...
  12. Hindi:नेटवर्क, संपर्क बनाना, ...
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