Ethernet in Japanese
Ethernet in Japanese is イーサネット — Ethernet means the standard system for connecting computers and other equipment to a network using cables, and the family of technical rules that govern how data travels along them.
Ethernet in Japanese
イーサネット
Pronounced: īsanetto
A computer network that complies with this set of standards.
What does "Ethernet" mean?
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noun The standard system for connecting computers and other equipment to a network using cables, and the family of technical rules that govern how data travels along them.
"The office is wired for Ethernet in every room."
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noun A cable or socket of this type, as used to plug a device directly into a router or wall port.
"I plugged the console into Ethernet because the Wi-Fi kept stuttering."
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Ethernet in a sentence
- The office is wired for Ethernet in every room.
- Ethernet has been the backbone of office networking for decades.
- I plugged the console into Ethernet because the Wi-Fi kept stuttering.
- There is no Ethernet port on this laptop, only USB-C.
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What is "Ethernet" in Japanese?
"Ethernet" in Japanese is イーサネット. Ethernet means: The standard system for connecting computers and other equipment to a network using cables, and the family of technical rules that govern how data travels along them.
How do you pronounce イーサネット?
"Ethernet" in Japanese is イーサネット, pronounced "īsanetto".
How do you use "Ethernet" in a sentence?
Example: "The office is wired for Ethernet in every room." In Japanese, "Ethernet" is イーサネット.
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