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networking in Greek

networking in Greek is δικτύωμα, δικτύωση — networking means the use of connected computer systems to share data and resources.

networking in Greek

δικτύωμα
noun
Pronounced: diktyoma
δικτύωση
noun
Pronounced: diktyosi
The process of meeting new people in a business or social context.

What does "networking" mean?

  1. noun The use of connected computer systems to share data and resources.
    "The technician fixed the networking problem so every computer could reach the shared printer."
  2. noun Building relationships with other people for professional or social benefit.
    "Good networking taught her that a friendly chat can lead to a new opportunity."
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networking in a sentence

  • The technician fixed the networking problem so every computer could reach the shared printer.
  • The office networking went down for an hour this morning.
  • Good networking taught her that a friendly chat can lead to a new opportunity.
  • He got the job through networking at a conference.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "networking" in Greek?
"networking" in Greek is δικτύωμα, δικτύωση. networking means: The use of connected computer systems to share data and resources.
How do you pronounce δικτύωμα?
"networking" in Greek is δικτύωμα, pronounced "diktyoma".
How do you use "networking" in a sentence?
Example: "The technician fixed the networking problem so every computer could reach the shared printer." In Greek, "networking" is δικτύωμα, δικτύωση.
Are there other ways to say "networking" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "networking": δικτύωμα, δικτύωση.
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