telecommunication
electronic communication over distance
The sending and receiving of sound, words, pictures, or data over a long distance using phones, radio, or the internet.
telecommunication between [places] via [system]
- Modern telecommunication allows doctors to consult with patients in remote villages.
- Advances in telecommunication have made high-quality video calls possible across continents.
- Reliable telecommunication is essential for coordinating emergency services during natural disasters.
- Satellite telecommunication provides coverage in areas without ground-based networks.
- Secure telecommunication is a major concern for governments and large companies.
- Telecommunication lets people talk when they are far apart.
- The internet is an important form of telecommunication.
- Good telecommunication helps businesses work with clients in other countries.
- Telecommunication makes it easy to send messages very fast.
- Telecommunication is used for phone calls, email, and video calls.
the telecom industry and field
The business and technology area that runs phone, mobile, and internet services and builds the systems they use.
the telecommunication industry in [place]
- The government plans to open the telecommunication market to more foreign investors.
- She built her career in telecommunication, working first on mobile networks and later on broadband services.
- Regulation of telecommunication is critical to ensure fair pricing and universal access.
- Telecommunication plays a key role in the country's digital economy strategy.
- Many start-ups are partnering with large telecommunication companies to offer new cloud services.
- He wants to work in telecommunication after university.
- Telecommunication is one of the fastest-growing industries in this country.
- The company makes money by selling telecommunication services to other businesses.
- New rules changed how the telecommunication sector sets its prices.
- Many telecommunication firms now also offer TV and internet.
- Base: telecommunication
- Plural: telecommunication, telecommunications
telecommunications industry
1the industry for telecom services
All the companies and jobs that give people phone, mobile, and internet services.
- The telecommunications industry has grown rapidly over the last decade.
- New laws are changing how the telecommunications industry is regulated.
telecommunications infrastructure
1physical systems for telecom services
All the physical parts needed for telecommunication, like cables, towers, satellites, and switches.
- Rural areas often lack modern telecommunications infrastructure.
- The government is investing in telecommunications infrastructure to support digital services.
telecommunications network
1system carrying telecom signals
A large system of cables, antennas, and other equipment that carries calls and data between users.
- The company is upgrading its telecommunications network to support faster data speeds.
- A failure in the telecommunications network left thousands of customers without service.
telecommunications provider
1company offering telecom services
A company that sells phone, mobile, or internet services to people or businesses.
- You should compare prices from different telecommunications providers before signing a contract.
- The largest telecommunications provider announced new unlimited data plans.
telecommunications sector
1economic part for telecom firms
The part of a country’s economy made up of phone, mobile, and internet companies.
- Foreign investment in the telecommunications sector has increased.
- The government is opening the telecommunications sector to more competition.
telecommunications services
1services for transmitting information remotely
Paid services like phone calls, mobile data, and internet access that use telecommunication systems.
- The company offers telecommunications services to both homes and businesses.
- Access to affordable telecommunications services is important for education and work.