to videoconference
3.5
To meet with others by live video from different places
- verb
- /ˈvaɪdiˌoʊˌkɒnfərəns/
- Texting
:
videoconferenciar
- In addition to the folks in the room, we had two embedded bloggers videoconferenced in from Baghdad.
Examples
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Instead of traveling, she decided to videoconference with her team to discuss the project.
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Due to the pandemic, many businesses chose to videoconference rather than hold in-person meetings.
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About 10,000 Cisco units are expected to be installed in Songdo residences over the next several years, allowing people to videoconference in HD and interact with video-based tutoring and concierge services.
Blog text (20) -
During the conference, participants could videoconference in from various countries to share their insights.
Synonyms
5
3.9
To talk to someone by video or voice over the internet
is for organized meetings rather than casual app calls
How Big
to broadcast
178
2.1
- Literature
178
2.1
to videoconference
- Texting
Surface Forms
videoconference infinitive
videoconferenced past
videoconferenced past participle
videoconferencing present participle
videoconferences third person singular
Etymology
As a verb, videoconference also combines video ('to see') and conference ('a meeting'), so to videoconference is to hold or join a meeting by video while you are in different places.