Telecommunication Word Search
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Sample words: GROUP, GAIN, DIALING, NODE, PHASE, TIME, FAX, BIT, CONVERTER, ALARM, SWITCH, CODER, BIPHASE, BRAID, DIVERGE, BRICK.
Telecommunication word list, defined
- GROUP /ɡruːp/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A group is a set of people, animals, or things regarded as a collective, especially people sharing an organization or category; as a verb, to group is to arrange or classify them together. In attributive use, group also means belonging to or characteristic of a collective. Related: cluster, set, collection, team.
- GAIN /ɡeɪn/ · noun & verb
- As a verb, to obtain or acquire something desirable, or to increase in amount or degree. As a noun, an increase in wealth, advantage, or quantity, or the act of obtaining such an increase. Related: acquire, obtain, profit, benefit.
- DIALING /ˈdaɪəlɪŋ/ · noun (also gerund of the verb 'dial')
- The act or process of entering a telephone number on a phone in order to make a call; also the action of adjusting a dial on a device to select a setting. Related: calling, phoning, ringing.
- NODE /noʊd/ (US); /nəʊd/ (British) · noun
- A node is a point of connection, junction, or distinct element within a network or system. In computing, it may refer to a networked device, a point in a graph, or an element in a data structure such as a linked list or tree. Related: point, junction, connection, network point.
- PHASE /feɪz/ · noun, verb
- A phase is a distinct stage or period in a process or development. As a verb, to phase something means to organize or introduce it in separate stages. Related: stage, period, step, stage of development.
- TIME /taɪm/ · noun, verb, adverb
- The dimension of duration in which events occur, regarded as past, present, or future; a particular moment, period, era, or occasion. As a verb, to measure the duration of something, judge its speed, or schedule it for a particular time. Related: duration, period, era, age.
- FAX /fæks/ · noun, verb
- A method of transmitting scanned printed material (text or images) over a telephone line, or the document received by this method. As a verb, to send such a document via a fax machine. Related: transmission, facsimile, telecopy, telefax.
- BIT /bɪt/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a small piece, amount, or portion of something. As the past tense of 'bite', it describes having cut or gripped something with the teeth. Related: piece, fragment, scrap, portion.
- CONVERTER /kənˈvɜːrtər/ · noun
- A person or thing that converts something from one form, system, or purpose to another; especially a device or piece of software that changes data, currency, units, or signals from one format into another. Related: transformer, adapter, transducer, modifier.
- ALARM /əˈlɑːrm/ · noun, verb
- A sudden fear or anxious awareness of danger; also a device that signals danger or wakes people with a loud sound. As a verb, to alarm is to fill someone with sudden fear or worry. Related: fear, dread, panic, consternation.
- SWITCH /swɪtʃ/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a switch is a device or control that turns something on or off, or a decisive change in direction, method, or circumstances. As a verb, switch means to change from one thing, course, or activity to another. Related: change, shift, toggle, exchange.
- CODER /ˈkoʊdər/ · noun
- A person who writes computer program code, especially as an occupation or hobby. Related: programmer, developer, software engineer, hacker.
- BRAID /breɪd/ · noun, verb
- A braid is a length of hair, rope, straw, or fabric that has been woven together from three or more strands in an interlaced pattern. As a verb, to braid means to interweave three or more strands of material into such a plaited structure. Related: plait, twist, weave, intertwine.
- DIVERGE /daɪˈvɜːrdʒ/ (US), /daɪˈvɜːdʒ/ (UK) · verb
- To separate from another route, line, or path and go in a different direction; more broadly, to differ or deviate from something else in character, opinion, or course of development. Related: divaricate, fork, branch, split.
- BRICK /brɪk/ · noun
- A small rectangular block of baked clay (or, less commonly, of other material such as concrete or sand-lime) used in building; also used figuratively to mean a reliable, helpful person. Related: block, masonry unit, adobe, clinker.
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