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单词 netted
释义

net1 /net/

noun
  1. An open fabric, knotted into meshes
  2. A piece, bag, screen or structure of such fabric used for catching fish, butterflies, etc, carrying parcels, stopping balls, dividing a tennis court, retaining hair or excluding pests
  3. A network
  4. Machine-made lace of various kinds
  5. A snare
  6. A plan to trap or catch someone or something
  7. A difficulty
  8. A let (tennis)
  9. (usu in pl) a practice pitch surrounded by nets (cricket)
  10. A practice session on such a pitch (cricket)
  11. The shape of a three-dimensional figure when laid out flat (mathematics)
  12. (with cap and the) the Internet
adjective
  1. Of or like net or network
  2. (often with cap) of or relating to the Internet
transitive verb (nettˈing; nettˈed)
  1. To form into a net or network
  2. To mark or cover with a net or network
  3. To set with nets
  4. To fish with nets
  5. To form by knotting threads into meshes
  6. To take with a net
  7. To capture
  8. (also intransitive verb) to send (eg a ball) into the net (sport)
intransitive verb

To form a net or network

ORIGIN: OE net, nett; Du net, Ger Netz

netˈful noun

Enough to fill a net

nettˈed adjective

  1. Made into a net
  2. Reticulated
  3. Caught in a net
  4. Covered with a net

nettˈing noun

  1. The act or process of forming a net or network
  2. A piece of network
  3. Any network of ropes or wire

nettˈy adjective

Like a net

netˈball noun

A team game in which the ball is thrown into a net hung from a pole

netˈbook noun

A portable computer smaller than a laptop

Netˈcafé noun

An Internet café (qv)

net cord noun

  1. A string supporting a lawn tennis net
  2. A shot in which the tennis-player strikes the net cord with the ball

netˈ-fish noun

Any fish, like the herring, usu caught in nets (cf trawl-fish and line-fish)

netˈ-fishˈery noun

  1. A place for net-fishing
  2. The business of net-fishing

netˈ-fishing noun

Fishing with nets

net game or netˈ-play noun

(in tennis, etc) play near the net

net'-minder noun (ice-hockey)

A goal-tender

netˈ-player noun

(in tennis, etc) one who plays from near the net

net practice noun

Cricket practice within nets

netˈroots plural noun (US inf)

Ordinary people who use the Internet as a medium for social and political campaigning

Netˈspeak noun (informal)

The style of language characteristically used on the Internet, disregarding many of the conventions of traditional grammar and making frequent use of abbreviations and acronyms

nettˈing-needˈle noun

A kind of shuttle used in netting

netˈ-veined adjective

(eg of a leaf or an insect's wing) having veins that branch and meet in a network

netˈ-winged adjective

Having net-veined wings

netˈwork noun

  1. Any structure in the form of a net
  2. A system of lines, eg railway lines, resembling a net
  3. A system of units, as eg buildings, agencies, groups of people, constituting a widely-spread organization and having a common purpose
  4. A group of people with a common interest, esp of those who meet socially, who share information, swap contacts, etc
  5. An arrangement of electrical components
  6. A system of stations connected for broadcasting the same programme (radio and TV)
  7. A system of computer terminals and other peripheral devices that can pass information to one another

transitive verb

  1. To broadcast on radio or TV stations throughout the country, as opposed to a single station covering only one region
  2. To link (computer terminals and other peripheral devices) to enable them to operate interactively

intransitive verb

To form business or professional contacts with people met on a social basis

network computer noun

A simple computer that relies on a server, accessed over a network to provide many of the functions normally found in a PC

netˈworker noun

  1. An employee who works from home on a personal computer linked to the computer network in his or her company's offices
  2. A person who develops business and professional contacts through informal social meetings

netˈworking noun

dance in a net

To act in imagined concealment

net2 or nett /net/

adjective
  1. Clear of all charges or deductions, opp to gross
  2. (of weight) not including that of packaging
  3. Lowest, subject to no further deductions
  4. (of eg a result) final or conclusive
  5. Clean (obsolete)
  6. Bright (obsolete)
  7. Unmixed, pure (obsolete)
  8. Neat, trim (rare)
transitive verb (nettˈing; nettˈed)

To gain or produce as clear profit

ORIGIN: neat1

net assets plural noun

The total value of the assets of a company minus liabilities, used as an indication of the accounting value of the owners' interest or equity (also net asset value)

Net Book Agreement see NBA

net dividend noun

The dividend paid to shareholders, excluding any tax credit

net realizable value noun

The amount expected to be received from the sale of an asset after deducting all the expenses incurred in the sale

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