network

UK /ˈnɛt.wɜːk/ US /ˈnɛt.wɝk/
noun 5verb 4

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

extensive, large, vast, wide, widespread | complex, elaborate, intricate | dense

strong

She built a strong network of contacts during her years working in the tech industry.

supportive | global, local, national, worldwide | communications, telephone | bus, motorway, rail, railway, road | social | news, radio, television | computer | distribution, support | integrated

VERB + NETWORK

build up, create, establish, form, set up

The organization worked hard to build up a network of volunteers across the country.

form

The volunteers decided to form a network to share job opportunities across the community.

run

Several engineers are needed to run the company's computer network efficiently.

manage

The IT department hired a new specialist to manage the network across all our offices.

PREP

across a/the ~

Doctors can share patient information across the network to provide better care.

in a/the ~

The police worked together in a network to catch the criminal across different cities.

on a/the ~

The company's data is stored safely on the network so employees can access it from anywhere.

over a/the ~

You can share documents with your team members over a network from anywhere in the office.

through a/the ~

Information about the job openings was shared through a network of local community centers.

via a/the ~

She found the job opportunity via a professional network of contacts from university.

~ of

The charity has built a network of clinics across rural areas to help poor families.

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