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to hub

to hub

1 6.3
To connect devices or systems to a central point so they can share data
  • verb
  • /hʌb/
  • Specialized
translation icon : conectar a
  • The software allows you to hub multiple devices to the same central control system.

Examples

  • To improve efficiency, they hub all their computers to a single router.

  • We hub out of Louisville.

  • We hub our network devices to the main server for better connectivity.

Synonyms

to hook it to the mainframe
vsto hub
  • Specialized
7.4

To connect a device to a main computer so it can send and receive data

connects devices or systems to a central point rather than to a single computer

Compounds

9 4.1

A central place where people and activities come together around one topic

hub-and-spoke
  • Specialized
1 5.2

A transport system where local routes meet at a central place, like an airport, for long trips

hub-and-spoke system
  • Specialized
1 5.8

A way of moving people where local flights connect at one main airport for long flights

1 3.4

A city or area where many technology companies and startups develop new products

A central place where people go to learn, like a community center or website

6.0

A central website or app where popular online content spreads quickly

A nickname for Boston as a busy center of culture, business, and history

tech hub
  • Texting
3.4

An online place where tech people and startups meet and share advice

How Connected

to integrate
179 4.1
to hub
  • Specialized
1 6.3
to connect
445 2.7
to link
442 1.1
to attach
459 2.5
to plug in
12 3.2

Surface Forms

hub infinitive
hubbed past
hubbed past participle
hubbing present participle
hubs third person singular

Etymology

Hub as a verb comes from the noun hub, meaning the 'center' where many things meet, so to hub devices or systems is to connect them to one central point for sharing or control.