trunked
- adjective
- /ˈtrʌŋkt/
- Specialized
- The police department upgraded to a trunked radio system for more efficient communication.
Examples
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A trunked telephone system can handle many calls at once by dynamically allocating channels.
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Our office uses a trunked phone system for better call management.
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Many modern networks are trunked to allow multiple users to share the same infrastructure.
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The trunked network allows for efficient data transmission.
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The police department upgraded to a trunked radio system for more efficient communication.
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Many modern networks are trunked to allow multiple users to share the same infrastructure.
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A trunked telephone system can handle many calls at once by dynamically allocating channels.
Synonyms
There are several channels for sending data or water
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trunked comes from trunk, a word for the 'main stem' of a tree. Just like a tree trunk carries many branches, a trunked system uses a single 'main line' to carry many calls or data so many users can share it.