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1) (anything in the form of a net, ie with many lines crossing each other: A network of roads covered the countryside.) red2) (a widespread organization: a radio network; television networks.) red3) (a system of computers that can exchange messages and information: The Internet is a global computer network) rednetwork n redtr['netwɜːk]1 red nombre femenino1 SMALLCOMPUTING/SMALL conectar en rednetwork ['nɛt.wərk] n1) system: red f2) chain: cadena fa network of supermarkets: una cadena de supermercadosn.• red (Informática) s.f.n.• malla s.f.• retículo s.m.
I 'netwɜːrk, 'netwɜːka) ( system) red fb) ( Elec) red fc) (Rad, TV) cadena f; (before)network television — ( in US) emisiones fpl televisivas en cadena
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1) (BrE Rad, TV) transmitir en cadena2) ( link together) ( Comput) interconectar['netwɜːk]1.N (also Comput) red f ; (Rad, TV) red f, cadena f2.VT (Rad, TV) difundir por la red de emisoras, emitir en cadena; (Comput) conectar a la red3.VI hacer contactos (en el mundo de los negocios)4.CPDnetwork card, network interface card N — (Comput) tarjeta f de red
network provider N — (for mobile phones) proveedor m de red
Network Standard N — (US) estándar m de red
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I ['netwɜːrk, 'netwɜːk]a) ( system) red fb) ( Elec) red fc) (Rad, TV) cadena f; (before)network television — ( in US) emisiones fpl televisivas en cadena
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1) (BrE Rad, TV) transmitir en cadena2) ( link together) ( Comput) interconectar -
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