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(the ability or permission to enter or use something) You need a password to access your account. He didn't have access to the system start learning
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(To remove something, especially data or information) He accidentally deleted the file from his computer. Please delete that message after reading it start learning
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(The physical parts of a computer or other electronic system) The computer's hardware needs upgrading. The hardware is old and needs replacing start learning
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(A person who works with a machine or controls a system) The operator answered the call quickly. She is the operator of the new machine start learning
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(The details of a place where someone lives or works) I need your email address to send the document. Her address is on the package start learning
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(To press buttons on a phone to make a call) He dialed the number to speak with customer service. I will dial your number in a minute start learning
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(The title of a news article or story usually in large letters) The headline on the newspaper caught my attention. The headline of today's news was shocking start learning
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(A package or box, usually wrapped and sent by post) She sent a parcel to her friend. The parcel arrived this morning start learning
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(A software application designed for mobile phones or computers) I downloaded a new app for shopping. This app helps me track my fitness start learning
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(To connect to the internet using a phone line) We used to dial up to the internet before broadband was available. Dial-up internet is much slower than fiber start learning
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łączyć się (przez telefon)
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(The main page of a website) The homepage of the website has a lot of useful information. I set my homepage to my favorite news site start learning
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(A secret word or phrase used to protect an account or device) I forgot my password to log into my email. You should change your password regularly start learning
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(The symbol used in email addresses to separate the user name from the domain) My email address is john. doe@domain.com. Please send it to john. doe@gmail.com start learning
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(Involving or relating to computers or technology that uses electronic signals) Digital cameras are more advanced than film cameras. I love my digital watch start learning
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(To set up or put a program or device in place so that it works) He will install the new software on his computer. You need to install the printer first start learning
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(A personal computer, often used for work, school, or entertainment) He bought a new PC for gaming. I work on my PC every day start learning
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(A website or online journal where a person writes about their thoughts or experiences) She started a blog to share her travel stories. I follow many travel blogs start learning
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(A camera that stores images electronically rather than on film) She took a photo with her digital camera. The digital camera is very easy to use start learning
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(A global system of connected computers that share information) She spends a lot of time on the internet. He is always online, browsing the internet start learning
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(A device used for making calls and sometimes sending texts or emails) He answered the phone quickly. I forgot my phone at home start learning
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(A person who writes for a blog or creates online content) She is a popular fashion blogger. He's a well-known food blogger start learning
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(A flat, circular object used to store information or for playing music or videos) I saved the files on a disc. The disc is full of data start learning
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(To create something new or come up with an original idea) Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb. She wants to invent a new gadget start learning
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(A picture made using a camera) He took a photograph of the sunset. She showed me the photograph from her trip start learning
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(Sending something through the postal service) She sent the letter by post. I received the parcel by post yesterday start learning
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(A small round mark used in email addresses or website URLs) The dot separates the name from the domain in email addresses. The dot in the email is between “john” and “doe” start learning
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(A new product or process that has been created) The telephone was a major invention. The invention of the internet changed communication start learning
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(The art or process of taking and processing photographs) She studied photography at university. His photography skills are amazing start learning
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(A device used for doing mathematical calculations) He used the calculator to add the numbers. She bought a new calculator for school start learning
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(To transfer data from the internet or another device to your computer or phone) She downloaded the latest song from the website. You can download the app for free start learning
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(The field of information technology, dealing with computers and networks) He works in IT and fixes computer problems. She studied IT in university start learning
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(An audio or video program available on the internet, often as a series) He listens to a podcast every morning. I started a podcast about health start learning
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(To contact someone by phone) She called her friend to say hello. I will call you later this afternoon start learning
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(To move something on a computer screen by holding down the mouse button) You need to drag the file into the folder. He dragged the picture to the desktop start learning
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(A set of keys used to type or input information into a computer or phone) He typed on the keyboard quickly. The keyboard is not working properly start learning
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(A card, often with a picture, sent by mail without an envelope) She sent a postcard from her holiday. I got a postcard from Paris start learning
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(To return a phone call) I will call you back after the meeting. Please call me back later start learning
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(A device used to play DVDs, which store movies or other video content) They watched the movie on the DVD player. The DVD player is broken start learning
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(A portable computer that can be used on the go) He worked on his laptop at the café. I need to charge my laptop before the meeting start learning
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(To produce a paper copy of a document or picture from a computer) She printed the document at work. I need to print my assignment start learning
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(A device used to play CDs, which store music or other audio content) He listened to music on the CD player. The CD player is not working start learning
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(Devices or equipment that work using electricity and digital technology) He loves electronic gadgets. She bought a new electronic gadget yesterday start learning
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(A device that produces a paper copy of a document or image from a computer) He used the printer to print the report. The printer is out of ink start learning
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(A portable phone used for communication) She answered her cell phone quickly. I lost my cell phone last night start learning
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(A system for sending messages or information over the internet) She sent an email with the report. I check my email every morning start learning
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(A piece of equipment or device used for a specific task) The washing machine is broken. This machine helps me clean the clothes start learning
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(A set of instructions for a computer to perform a specific task) She installed a new program on her computer. The program crashed after a few minutes start learning
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(To talk with someone online or via text) They like to chat on the phone every evening. He chats with his friends online every day start learning
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(When a phone line is in use or when someone is busy) The phone line was engaged, so I couldn't reach her. The line is engaged, try calling again start learning
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zajęty (o linii telefonicznej)
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(A piece of information sent to someone, especially by phone or email) He sent me a message about the meeting time. She left me a message on my phone start learning
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(To answer or respond to something, especially a message) She replied to my email quickly. I will reply to your message later start learning
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(An online space where people can communicate with each other in real-time) They met in a chat room to discuss the book. I joined a chat room for tech support start learning
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(To type or put information into a device, such as a computer or phone) He entered the password to log in. You need to enter your username and password start learning
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(A portable phone used for making calls, texting, and sometimes accessing the internet) She always carries her mobile phone with her. His mobile phone is out of battery start learning
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(A small circular band worn on the finger, usually made of metal or other materials) She wore a beautiful gold ring. I bought a ring for her birthday start learning
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(To press a button on a computer mouse or similar device to select something) Please click on the link to open the website. She clicked the mouse twice to select the file start learning
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(A flat, usually rectangular container for holding a letter or document) I put the invitation in an envelope before mailing it. She opened the envelope with excitement start learning
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(A device used to control a computer by moving a pointer on the screen) He clicked the mouse to open the document. The mouse isn't working correctly start learning
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(To make a phone call to someone) I'll ring you up when I get home. She rang up her friend to tell her the news start learning
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(An electronic device for storing and processing data) He works on a computer every day. My computer is running slow today start learning
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(The tools or devices needed for a specific activity or task) The gym provides all the necessary equipment. They bought new equipment for the office start learning
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(A small pad used to place a computer mouse on, providing a smooth surface for it to move on) He placed the mouse on the mouse mat. I need a new mouse mat for my desk start learning
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(A machine designed to perform tasks automatically, often controlled by a computer) The factory uses robots to assemble the cars. She built a small robot for the competition start learning
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(To join or link devices or systems together) Please connect the printer to the computer. The internet is not connecting today start learning
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(A machine used to send documents over the phone line or internet) She sent the document by fax to the office. I received a fax from the client start learning
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(A device used for playing digital audio files, typically in the MP3 format) He listens to music on his MP3 player. I forgot my MP3 player at home start learning
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(The flat surface on a device like a computer, phone, or TV where images and information appear) She watched the movie on her laptop screen. The screen is cracked, so I need a new one start learning
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(A link or relationship between two things, or the act of joining something) I lost the internet connection during the video call. The connection to the server is very slow today start learning
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(A collection of data or information stored on a computer) I saved the document as a file on my desktop. He opened the file to check the details start learning
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"(Short for ""internet,"" a global network for communication and information sharing) He spends a lot of time on the net. I found the answer to my question on the net" start learning
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(A computer system that provides data or services to other computers) The server is down right now, so we can't access the website. They upgraded the server for better performance start learning
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(Information, especially in digital form, that is stored or processed by a computer) The data was stored on a secure server. He analyzed the data to find trends start learning
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(To end a phone call) She hung up the phone after the conversation. I accidentally hung up while talking to her start learning
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(Connected to or available through the internet) She shops online every weekend. I prefer to study online rather than in a classroom start learning
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(To register or enroll for something, usually on a website or service) He signed up for the newsletter to get updates. You can sign up for the event on the website start learning
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(A mobile phone that has many features like internet access, apps, and a camera) He checked his email on his smartphone. I always use my smartphone to browse the web start learning
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(To communicate with someone using words) They like to talk about their favorite movies. We talked for hours about our plans start learning
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(To start or activate a device by pressing a button or switch) Please turn on the lights. I always turn on the TV when I get home start learning
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(A small camera that is used to capture video, usually for online communication) She used her webcam to join the video call. The webcam was not working properly start learning
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(Websites and apps where people can share content and interact with others) She spends too much time on social media. Social media has become a big part of modern life start learning
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(A device used for making calls to others) He answered the telephone on the second ring. I need to call him on the telephone start learning
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(To transfer data from a computer or device to the internet or another system) He uploaded the photos to his social media account. Please upload your document by the end of the day start learning
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(A single page or screen on the internet that displays information) She visited the website's home page. I found the web page with the information I needed start learning
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(A collection of programs or instructions used by a computer to perform tasks) She installed new software on her computer. The software is compatible with my device start learning
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(To turn off or deactivate a device or machine) Please switch off the computer when you're done. He switched off the lights before leaving start learning
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(To turn on or activate a device or machine) He switched on the air conditioner. Don't forget to switch on the oven start learning
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(To send a short written message, typically by phone) She texted me to say she would be late. I texted him a reminder about the meeting start learning
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wysłać wiadomość tekstową
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(A short written message sent by phone) I received a text message from my friend. She sent me a text message with the details start learning
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(To stop or deactivate a device by pressing a button or switch) Don't forget to turn off the oven after you finish. He turned off the radio start learning
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(A short video, often uploaded to the internet for sharing or viewing) He watched a funny video clip on YouTube. I shared the video clip on social media start learning
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(The level of sound produced by a device, such as a phone or computer) She turned the volume up so she could hear the music. The volume on my phone is too low start learning
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(A system of interconnected documents and media, especially on the internet) He browsed the web for information about the project. The web is full of useful resources start learning
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