routing
Pronunciation: [ˈraʊtɪŋ]
Context: "networking"
(noun) the process of determining the best path for data to travel over a network. It is like giving directions to data so it can reach its destination efficiently.
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The routing of the internet traffic helps information get to the right place quickly.
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Poor routing can cause slow internet connections and data loss.
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How does routing impact the speed of our internet?
Context: "transportation"
(verb) to plan or direct a course for something to travel. It’s like telling a delivery truck the best roads to take to reach a customer's house.
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The manager is routing the deliveries to ensure they arrive on time.
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He isn't routing the packages correctly, which is causing delays.
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How are you routing the trucks for today's deliveries?
Context: "games"
(noun) the path taken by a player or piece in a game or a simulation; it shows how the player moves through challenges or levels.
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Her routing in the game helped her avoid obstacles and reach the finish line first.
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His routing through the maze was ineffective, and he got stuck.
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What routing did you use to get through that challenging level?