The global computer network; often used interchangeably with [[网路|網路|wang3 lu4]] in Taiwan.

to get in touch with; to liaise; to stay in contact

(Chinese medicine) the network of energy channels and pathways through which qi and blood flow in the human body; the main longitudinal channels are called [[经|經|jing1]] and the transverse branches are [[络|絡|luo4]]

(idiom) coming and going in an endless stream; continuous and unbroken

to network; to organize or connect through a computer network, allowing users to share software, hardware, and data resources

(bound form) the arteries and veins of a human body or the vascular system of a plant or animal; the network of blood vessels

A system of geographically separate computer systems connected by communication lines to share resources and exchange information

A person responsible for liaison work, particularly personnel sent by higher authorities to communicate or provide guidance to lower-level organizations; liaison officer or contact person.

The vascular layer of the eyeball situated between the retina and the sclera; it contains connective tissue, pigments to absorb stray light, and many blood vessels to provide nourishment to the eye.

loose; movable; not fixed in place

A network that uses physical cables or lines to transmit data; cable network

to win over or rope in someone using clever or manipulative tactics, often for one's own gain

an official who acts as a link between different organizations or groups to ensure communication and cooperation

to be very intimate or on friendly terms; to have warm and frequent interactions

A beard that connects with the sideburns and covers the cheeks; whiskers.

(bound form) continuous; unending; usually used to describe a stream of people, vehicles, or messages coming and going in succession

whiskers extending from the sideburns down the cheeks and around the chin; full beard

the third level of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, responsible for data routing

A set of rules and conventions for communication between network devices

A liaison office or communications office; a place where information is shared between different groups or organizations

(military) communications and liaison

The muscles and tendons connected to bones

tassel-like ornaments or fringe on a garment; sometimes used interchangeably with [[璎|瓔|ying1]] to refer to beaded neck ornaments

An online version of a newspaper, magazine, or book; a digital publication available on the internet.

continuous and unending flow of people or traffic; (variant form) describing a steady succession of arrivals and departures

the tough fibrous skeleton of a mature luffa fruit used as a cleaning sponge or in traditional medicine

the official representative agency of the Chinese central government in Macao

the official representative organ of the central government of China in Hong Kong, responsible for coordinating between the mainland and local authorities

The central part of a telecommunications network that provides various services to customers who are connected by the access network.

interconnection network; the internet

Ethernet; the standard technology for connecting computers in a local area network

a network of computers or devices infected with malicious software and controlled as a group without the owners' knowledge, often used for activities like spamming or cyberattacks

internal computer network used within an organization or company

A network where data and processing are spread across multiple computers or locations rather than a single central server.

a computer network in which nodes are connected to multiple others such that there is no central authority or single point of failure

a system of people and organizations involved in getting a product or service from the producer to the consumer

a private data network that provides enhanced communication services or information processing features beyond basic transmission

local area network; LAN

muzzle placed over a dog's mouth

(colloquial) to become involved in trouble; to be implicated or dragged into a difficult situation

A type of recurrent dynamical network that evolves toward a stable state over time; common in models of memory and neural processing.

telecommunications infrastructure that uses physical wires or cables to connect users to a network, such as landline telephones or broadband internet

the global system of interconnected computer networks; the internet

global network; the internet

The systematic distribution and collaborative organization of large, medium, and small cities across a region or country.

small collateral vessels or capillaries in traditional medicine