Collocations for network - noun
1. connections
ADJECTIVE
extensive,
large,
vast,
wide,
widespread
an extensive network of underground tunnels
an extensive network of underground tunnels
complex,
elaborate,
intricate
dense
global, local, national, nationwide, regional, worldwide
neural
the structure of the brain's neural networks
dense
global, local, national, nationwide, regional, worldwide
neural
the structure of the brain's neural networks
bus (esp. BrE),
motorway (in the UK),
rail,
railroad (AmE),
railway (BrE),
road,
train
distribution
integrated
distribution
integrated
VERB + network
build up,
construct,
create,
develop,
establish,
set up
They are establishing a network of pumps and pipelines to move the oil.
They are establishing a network of pumps and pipelines to move the oil.
launch
form
The new rail services will form a network connecting the capital and major cities.
form
The new rail services will form a network connecting the capital and major cities.
join
Once a supplier joins the network, its shipping systems are integrated with the others.
Once a supplier joins the network, its shipping systems are integrated with the others.
use
operate, run
maintain, manage
expand
destroy, dismantle
We are dismantling the financial networks that have funded terrorism.
operate, run
maintain, manage
expand
destroy, dismantle
We are dismantling the financial networks that have funded terrorism.
PREPOSITION
in a/the network
one of the depots in the company's network
one of the depots in the company's network
through a/the network
Drinking water is brought to the town through a network of underground pipes.
Drinking water is brought to the town through a network of underground pipes.
via a/the network
The newspapers are sent out via a national distribution network.
The newspapers are sent out via a national distribution network.
network of
a network of threads
a network of threads
2. group of people
ADJECTIVE
strong
a strong network of friends
a strong network of friends
supportive
informal
grass-roots
social
old boy (BrE,informal)
support
terror, terrorist
We must fight terrorist networks and all those who support them.
informal
grass-roots
social
old boy (BrE,informal)
support
terror, terrorist
We must fight terrorist networks and all those who support them.
PREPOSITION
in a/the network
Members are all linked together in a network.
Members are all linked together in a network.
network of
a network of friends
a network of friends
3. of computers, phones, etc.
ADJECTIVE
computer
cellphone (esp. AmE), communications, mobile, phone, telephone
high-speed
corporate
peer-to-peer
Wi-Fi, wireless
laptops connected to wireless networks
cellphone (esp. AmE), communications, mobile, phone, telephone
high-speed
corporate
peer-to-peer
Wi-Fi, wireless
laptops connected to wireless networks
wired
file-sharing, local area (abbreviated to LAN), wide area (abbreviated to WAN)
broadband, VoIP
file-sharing, local area (abbreviated to LAN), wide area (abbreviated to WAN)
broadband, VoIP
VERB + network
install,
set up
maintain, manage, operate, run
software to help you manage your network
They were unable to run the telephone network economically.
maintain, manage, operate, run
software to help you manage your network
They were unable to run the telephone network economically.
upgrade
access
secure
Administrators can secure the network by segmenting it into zones.
access
secure
Administrators can secure the network by segmenting it into zones.
network + NOUN
administrator,
controller,
engineer,
operator
access, address, connection, device, protocol, provider, security, server, traffic
access, address, connection, device, protocol, provider, security, server, traffic
PREPOSITION
across a/the network
Users can access data across a network.
Users can access data across a network.
on a/the network
All computer users are connected on a network.
All computer users are connected on a network.
over a/the network
The files are accessible over a network.
The files are accessible over a network.
4. radio/television stations
network + NOUN
news,
newscast (esp. AmE),
show (esp. AmE),
television
anchor (esp. AmE)
anchor (esp. AmE)