redes wireless
[HEH-des WY-er-les]
nounfemininepl: redes wireless
wireless networks
1. Computer networks that use radio waves or infrared signals to transmit data without physical cables
Wireless networks have become essential in modern homes and businesses.
As redes wireless se tornaram essenciais em casas e empresas modernas.
2. WiFi or other cordless communication systems that allow devices to connect to the internet without wired connections
The coffee shop offers free wireless networks for customers.
A cafeteria oferece redes wireless gratuitas para clientes.
In Brazil, 'redes wireless' is the predominant term in everyday speech, technology marketing, and casual conversation, though government and educational institutions increasingly promote 'redes sem fio' as the Portuguese equivalent. The English term 'wireless' has been readily adopted into Brazilian Portuguese due to the global dominance of English in technology sectors. WiFi access is a major amenity in Brazilian urban centers, coffee shops, airports, and shopping malls.
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