| 单词 | to get online |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto get online Phrases P1. to get online. a. (a) To gain access to a computer network (in later use esp. the internet); to begin using the internet. ΚΠ 1972 U.S. Patent 3,651,267 1/2 Preventing an unauthorized user from getting online to the station and having access to the recorded data. 1997 J. Seabrook Deeper iv. 119 What I see is new users getting on-line, promptly getting flamed by the older users. 2013 New Scientist 10 Aug. 20/4 In the US, people can generally already get online with relative ease. (b) To enable or allow (a person, organization, etc.) to use a computerized system or computer network (in later use esp. the internet); to provide (a person, organization, etc.) with access to the internet. ΚΠ 1981 Jrnl. Amer. Soc. Information Sci. 32 308/2 Besides getting users online and using commands in a proper manner, this interface system must be judged on how effective the searching really was. 1998 World in 1998 (Economist Publ.) 144/3 In 1998 a programme is being launched..to get one billion children ‘online’. 2010 Independent 19 June 53/2 Martha was..advising the Government on how to get more users and services online and therefore save money for, well, just about everyone. b. To make available or accessible via a computer network (in later use esp. the internet). ΚΠ 1986 Jrnl. Reading 29 716/1 The user is judged on written language and ability to organize thoughts rapidly and get them on line. 2000 S. Elgin in Linguistics & Sci. Fiction Newslet. July I can't help wondering about..the amount of labor that would have been involved in getting it online and searchable. 2009 Post-Standard (Syracuse, N.Y.) 4 June (Neighbors, Madison county section) 9/1 Get your resume online; network; use the library's resources to change careers or find employment. P2. to go online. a. Of a device, facility, etc.: to become operational; to come into a state of productivity or activity. Cf. sense B. 3, to go live at live adj.1, n., and adv. Phrases 4. ΚΠ 1959 Electr. Engin. (U.S.) 78 433/1 They will be able to be extracted in bulk mixtures from fission product taken from the many power, propulsion, testing, and research reactors going on-line in the next 10 years. 1993 IEEE Spectrum Nov. 20/2 Manufacturers need to recover the cost of building the plants scheduled to go on line next year. 2014 D. Rabin Colorado Breweries 96 When it [sc. the 12-barrel brewhouse] went online, the production of the family's eight full-time beers shifted to Denver. b. (a) Originally: to begin using a computerized system or computer network; to gain access to a computer network. In later use: spec. to access the internet, to browse the internet. Cf. sense B. 2b. ΚΠ 1963 Datamation Oct. 25/1 (heading) So you want to go ‘on-line’. 1969 ALA Bull. 63 1254/1 One need not delay going online until he has access to third generation equipment, for it is better to go online with second generation equipment than to be offline. 1975 IEEE Spectrum Oct. 70/2 Before going on line, the searcher must determine whether or not the question to the retrieval system is well posed. 1983 Your Computer (Austral.) Sept. 25/1 The user can go on-line and, in this mode, can..upload or download ASCII files. 1990 Computer Lang. Oct. 4 (advt.) Go online with ease with our new high-level modem control routines. 2014 Daily Mirror 8 Aug. 31/6 Around 38 million people go online every day—double the number seven years ago. (b) To be made available or accessible via a computer network (in later use esp. the internet). ΚΠ 1985 Jrnl. Amer. Soc. Information Sci. 36 53/1 The SCAN bibliographic database went on-line in March 1982. 1996 Up Here (Yellowknife, N.W. Territories) Nov. 17/3 The archives of both the Yukon and Northwest Territories governments are going on-line. 2013 Daily Tel. 15 Nov. 21/4 The results went online this week. < as lemmas |
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