英语词汇network的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

network AC /ˈnetwɜːk $ -wɜːrk/ noun 1. a system of things that are connected to each othernouns + networka computer network Someone had gained access to the company’s computer network.a telephone/phone network The telephone network couldn’t cope with the number of calls.a communications network The police force requires a sophisticated communications network.a rail/road network The money should be used to improve the rail network. | The area has a good road network.a transport network The city’s transport network is out of date.a broadband network The country has the fastest broadband network in Europe.a distribution network The company is constantly upgrading its distribution network.adjectivesan international/global/worldwide network The internet is an international network of computers.a national network The rail line is the first part of a national network that will connect all the major cities.an extensive/large network Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark have extensive networks of cycle paths.a vast network There is a vast network of tunnels under the city.a complex/complicated/elaborate network The islands are separated by a complex network of rivers.verbsuse a network Some phone companies charge people too much for using their networks.operate/run a network The government allowed private companies to operate the rail network.build/create/develop a network They plan to build a global telecommunications network.network + nounsnetwork access (=access to a computer network) All classrooms have network access.network security (=the security of a computer network) Network security is a priority.prepositionsa network of sth Amsterdam has a network of canals.through/via a network Local offices had become linked to the head office via computer networks.2. a group of people or organizations that have connections with each otheradjectivesa wide/extensive/large network (=consisting of a lot of people, companies etc) I have an extensive network of contacts.a vast network The security services relied on a vast network of informers.an international/global/worldwide network Tim and Hedy are part of an international network of young people.a national network There will also be a national network of debt counselling services.an informal network An informal network of social organizations supported the poor.a social network Because I had only recently moved there, I lacked that important social network.The term social networking is used about communicating and forming relationships with people, especially using the internet. nouns + networka family network We show the importance of the family network in providing financial backing.a support network For some, their fellow women students provided a support network.a terrorist network Were these men part of a terrorist network?verbsbuild (up)/develop a network She has built up a network of contacts.establish/set up a network They established a network of consultants and specialists. | We set up a national network of consumer advice centres.prepositionsa network of friends/contacts/spies etc She has a close network of friends.phrasesthe old boy network (=the system by which men from the same school, club etc help each other) Managers have been chosen through the old boy network.3. a group of radio or television stations, which broadcast in different parts of a country or areanouns + networka television/radio network The game will be shown on all the big television networks.a cable network The city has its own cable network.a news network The ceremony was broadcast live on a Russian news network.adjectivesa major/big network Teenagers had been largely ignored by the major networks.network + nounsnetwork television It’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before on network television.network news The network news is at 7 o’clock.verbsa network shows/runs sth The network showed a short part of the interview yesterday.a network broadcasts (sth) The network will broadcast 24 hours a day.prepositionson a network It’s one of the most popular programmes on the network.

词组	network
释义	network AC /ˈnetwɜːk $ -wɜːrk/ noun 1. a system of things that are connected to each othernouns + networka computer network Someone had gained access to the company’s computer network.a telephone/phone network The telephone network couldn’t cope with the number of calls.a communications network The police force requires a sophisticated communications network.a rail/road network The money should be used to improve the rail network. \| The area has a good road network.a transport network The city’s transport network is out of date.a broadband network The country has the fastest broadband network in Europe.a distribution network The company is constantly upgrading its distribution network.adjectivesan international/global/worldwide network The internet is an international network of computers.a national network The rail line is the first part of a national network that will connect all the major cities.an extensive/large network Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark have extensive networks of cycle paths.a vast network There is a vast network of tunnels under the city.a complex/complicated/elaborate network The islands are separated by a complex network of rivers.verbsuse a network Some phone companies charge people too much for using their networks.operate/run a network The government allowed private companies to operate the rail network.build/create/develop a network They plan to build a global telecommunications network.network + nounsnetwork access (=access to a computer network) All classrooms have network access.network security (=the security of a computer network) Network security is a priority.prepositionsa network of sth Amsterdam has a network of canals.through/via a network Local offices had become linked to the head office via computer networks.2. a group of people or organizations that have connections with each otheradjectivesa wide/extensive/large network (=consisting of a lot of people, companies etc) I have an extensive network of contacts.a vast network The security services relied on a vast network of informers.an international/global/worldwide network Tim and Hedy are part of an international network of young people.a national network There will also be a national network of debt counselling services.an informal network An informal network of social organizations supported the poor.a social network Because I had only recently moved there, I lacked that important social network.The term social networking is used about communicating and forming relationships with people, especially using the internet. nouns + networka family network We show the importance of the family network in providing financial backing.a support network For some, their fellow women students provided a support network.a terrorist network Were these men part of a terrorist network?verbsbuild (up)/develop a network She has built up a network of contacts.establish/set up a network They established a network of consultants and specialists. \| We set up a national network of consumer advice centres.prepositionsa network of friends/contacts/spies etc She has a close network of friends.phrasesthe old boy network (=the system by which men from the same school, club etc help each other) Managers have been chosen through the old boy network.3. a group of radio or television stations, which broadcast in different parts of a country or areanouns + networka television/radio network The game will be shown on all the big television networks.a cable network The city has its own cable network.a news network The ceremony was broadcast live on a Russian news network.adjectivesa major/big network Teenagers had been largely ignored by the major networks.network + nounsnetwork television It’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before on network television.network news The network news is at 7 o’clock.verbsa network shows/runs sth The network showed a short part of the interview yesterday.a network broadcasts (sth) The network will broadcast 24 hours a day.prepositionson a network It’s one of the most popular programmes on the network.
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