Telecommunications Infrastructure

noun a small temporary structure used for selling goods or providing information

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• The booth at the trade show was elegantly designed and showcased the company's products beautifully.
• Let's meet at the photo booth during the party to take some fun pictures.
• I saw him talking to that girl at the booth, he's totally into her.
• She felt like she was stuck in a soundproof booth, unable to communicate her thoughts effectively.

verb to perform a function or action; to work in a particular way

• The company must operate within the confines of the law at all times.
• I'm not sure how to operate this new coffee machine.
• Do you know how to operate this thingamajig?
• She seems to operate on a different level of thinking than the rest of us.

noun A circuit in which the interconnecting conductors and some of the circuit components have been printed, etched, or screened onto a dielectric material.

• The engineers designed the electronic device with a printed circuit board.
• I need to replace the printed circuit in my computer.
• My friend helped me fix the gizmo by swapping out the printed circuit.
• The printed circuit of our teamwork is what keeps this project running smoothly.

adjective characterized by unnecessary repetition or superfluousness

• The company decided to lay off employees in order to eliminate redundant positions.
• I don't see the point of having two coffee machines in the break room, it seems redundant.
• Why do you keep saying the same thing over and over again? It's getting redundant.
• Her constant need for validation from others became redundant as she learned to love herself.

noun a person who is excessively deferential or servile to those in authority, especially in order to gain an advantage

• The timeserver on the network ensures that all devices are synchronized.
• Make sure you set the timeserver correctly on your computer so it's always accurate.
• I heard the new timeserver software is supposed to be really cool.
• In a world full of chaos, the timeserver acts as a beacon of order and precision.

noun a task or activity of pulling or manipulating wires, often used in electrical work

• The electrician demonstrated proper techniques for wire pulling during the training session.
• I could use some help with wire pulling in the garage, it's a bit tricky.
• I'm getting pretty good at the whole wire pulling thing, it's like second nature now.
• His manipulation of the situation was like a masterful wire pulling, subtly guiding events in his favor.

noun a device that breaks or interrupts the flow of something

• The circuit breaker automatically cuts off the flow of electricity in case of a power surge.
• I had to reset the circuit breaker in the basement because the lights weren't working.
• If you blow a fuse, just flip the circuit breaker back on.
• Taking a break from work can act as a circuit breaker for stress and burnout.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

article a word that is used to specify a noun

• The digital economy is reshaping the way businesses operate and interact with consumers.
• Everyone's talking about how the digital economy is changing everything around us.
• The digital economy is where all the cool stuff happens online.
• In the landscape of modern commerce, the digital economy stands as a towering skyscraper among traditional storefronts.

noun a type of aircraft that remains aloft by using buoyant gas, such as helium or hot air

• The aerostat was deployed for surveillance purposes in the area.
• Have you ever seen an aerostat up close? It's pretty cool!
• That aerostat is massive, dude!
• Her dreams floated like an aerostat, high above all her worries.