bandwidth in Korean
bandwidth in Korean is 대역폭 — bandwidth means the range of frequencies a signal or channel can carry, often used to describe internet or network speed.
bandwidth in Korean
대역폭
Pronounced: daeyeokpok
width of a frequency band
What does "bandwidth" mean?
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noun The range of frequencies a signal or channel can carry, often used to describe internet or network speed.
"Streaming video in 4K uses a lot more bandwidth than standard definition."
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noun Informally, a person's available time, attention, or capacity to take on more work.
"I just don't have the bandwidth to take on another project this month."
bandwidth in a sentence
- Streaming video in 4K uses a lot more bandwidth than standard definition.
- Our office internet has enough bandwidth for a dozen video calls at once.
- I just don't have the bandwidth to take on another project this month.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bandwidth" in Korean?
"bandwidth" in Korean is 대역폭. bandwidth means: The range of frequencies a signal or channel can carry, often used to describe internet or network speed.
How do you pronounce 대역폭?
"bandwidth" in Korean is 대역폭, pronounced "daeyeokpok".
How do you use "bandwidth" in a sentence?
Example: "Streaming video in 4K uses a lot more bandwidth than standard definition." In Korean, "bandwidth" is 대역폭.
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