network in Polish
network in Polish is sieć, układ, układy — network means a group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.
network in Polish
sieć
sieć
Any interconnected group or system.
układ
Any interconnected group or system.
układy
A set of people with sociocultural connections to one another; especially, such a set consisting of occupational or business connections.
What does "network" mean?
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noun A group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.
"She built a strong network of contacts throughout her career."
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noun A system of connected computers or devices that share information.
"The office network went down for most of the morning."
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noun A group of affiliated broadcast stations sharing programming.
"The show aired on a major television network."
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verb To build professional or social relationships, or to connect devices together.
"He spent the conference networking with other developers."
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network in a sentence
- She built a strong network of contacts throughout her career.
- The office network went down for most of the morning.
- The show aired on a major television network.
- He spent the conference networking with other developers.
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What is "network" in Polish?
"network" in Polish is sieć, układ, układy. network means: A group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.
How do you use "network" in a sentence?
Example: "She built a strong network of contacts throughout her career." In Polish, "network" is sieć, układ, układy.
Are there other ways to say "network" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "network": sieć, układ, układy.
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