hubs
Pronunciation: [hʌbz]
Word
Context: “technology”
(noun) a device that connects multiple computers or devices in a network. It's like a central station that helps them talk to each other.
Example
The new hub lets all the computers in the office share files easily.
Example
Without a hub, the computers could not connect to each other and share information.
Example
What kind of hub do we need for our home network?
Context: “transportation”
(noun) a central place where a lot of activity happens, like where different flights connect in an airport. It’s similar to a hub for a bicycle’s wheel that connects the spokes.
Example
Chicago is a major hub for many airlines, with flights to many destinations.
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The small airport isn't a hub, so there are fewer flight options available.
Example
Which city serves as the main hub for international flights?
Context: “community”
(noun) a place where people gather or come together for specific activities. Think of it as a center where friends meet up or do something fun.
Example
The library is a hub for community events and book clubs.
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Without a hub for local activities, the neighborhood feels quieter and less lively.
Example
What activities happen at the community hub?
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