teleconferencing
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3.9
- noun
- /ˌtɛlɪˈkɒnfərənsɪŋ/
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teleconferencia
- Officer-in-Charge Sgt. David Compton convenes the seventh of the day's pre-shift briefings, teleconferencing with the four area districts.
- video teleconferencing
You know, it wasn't a teleconferencing call.
- You know, it wasn't a teleconferencing call.
Examples
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Processes can be redesigned to move fluidly through boundaries using simple tools like teleconferencing and document sharing.
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Kuramoto (1984) evaluated face-to-face, teleconferencing, and correspondence study, and concluded that all three were equally effective.
Academic text (2001) -
We have this remarkable teleconferencing equipment and we're presenting to the king himself.
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Examiners may also be reached via special teleconferencing equipment on the premises.
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Such reviews still occurred in person when warranted, but increasingly via teleconferencing.
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In the future, the researchers posit, business air travel will decline, phased out by video teleconferencing and high-speed passenger rail.
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Features include a whiteboard, video screen capture, chat, VoIP, integrated teleconferencing, and other neat functionality without requiring firewall reconfiguration.
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During the pandemic, many businesses relied on teleconferencing to hold meetings with remote employees.
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She used teleconferencing to connect with colleagues in different countries for the international project.
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The new platform supports teleconferencing, allowing participants to see and hear each other from home.
Synonyms
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3.0
A phone call where more than two people talk, usually for work
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4.4
A meeting with people in different places using video or phone
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3.7
Holding meetings by audio or video with people in different places
How Remote
Surface Forms
Morphology
teleconferencing = teleconference (transparent) = tele + conference + ing
The noun is formed regularly from the verb 'teleconference' with -ing to denote the activity or process.
Etymology
Teleconferencing begins with tele- meaning 'far', as in telephone and television, and uses conference, a word for a 'meeting'. So, teleconferencing is a meeting that connects people who are far away.