wireless
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3.9
- adjective
- /ˈwaɪərləs/
:
inalámbrico
- Next up, this looks like a wireless charge pad.
- a wireless network
- wireless technology
- a wireless connection
This is a a long range wireless driveway alarm.
- This is a a long range wireless driveway alarm.
- We're talking about wireless LED lights.
- Everyone needs a great pair of wireless earbuds.
- First, let's start with the portable wireless air pump.
- And for this we need far field wireless power transfer.
- Oh, but Justine Samsung's had wireless charging forever.
- So then are Airpods Pro the best wireless earbuds?
Examples
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Using a wireless headset allows for greater freedom of movement during calls.
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So it looks like we have a wireless charger for your car.
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We're talking about wireless LED lights.
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Tell me, where is this wireless station of yours?
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And in the needs category, they had the wireless Internet.
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Now there is a little wireless microphone in the back.
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Then I need to set up the wireless charging power play.
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For helicopter duties, there is a dedicated wireless radio.
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It's all wireless and encrypted.
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Coaches and athletes can use data from wireless sensors to improve sports training.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
1
3.0
A device that works without a cord and uses a battery
1
5.3
Not connected by wires and using wireless signals like Wi-Fi
Antonyms
Compounds
A system that lets devices connect to the internet without wires, often called Wi-Fi
- Specialized
A system that sends data over short distances without wires, like in an office
How Wired
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wireless originally meant 'without wires' and was used for radio systems. Today it describes devices like headphones or internet that work 'without wires'.