network in Arabic

network in Arabic is شَبَكَة — network means a group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.

شَبَكَة

noun feminine

Pronounced: šabaka

interconnected group or system

What does "network" mean?

noun A group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.
"Joining the club gave me a network of friends who helped me find work."
noun A system of connected computers or devices that share information.
"The school installed a wireless network so pupils could use tablets in every classroom."
noun A group of affiliated broadcast stations sharing programming.
"The network has decided to move the quiz show to a later evening slot."
verb To build professional or social relationships, or to connect devices together.
"If you want a new job, you should network with people in your field."

Joining the club gave me a network of friends who helped me find work.
Small business owners often rely on a local network for advice and support.
The school installed a wireless network so pupils could use tablets in every classroom.
I can't print because my laptop has lost its connection to the home network.

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What is "network" in Arabic?

"network" in Arabic is شَبَكَة. network means: A group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.

How do you pronounce شَبَكَة?

"network" in Arabic is شَبَكَة, pronounced "šabaka".

How do you use "network" in a sentence?

Example: "Joining the club gave me a network of friends who helped me find work." In Arabic, "network" is شَبَكَة.

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