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Definition of firewall in English: firewallnoun ˈfʌɪəwɔːlˈfaɪ(ə)rˌwɔl 1A wall or partition designed to inhibit or prevent the spread of fire. 防火墙，隔火墙 Example sentencesExamples - In a building, a firewall prevents a fire from quickly burning through, giving firefighter a chance to douse flames, and occupants a chance to find safety.
- When we had the chimney cleaned, we were told the problem could be taken care of by adding a firewall instead of replacing the back wall.
- Fire barriers, firewalls and rated floors are used to keep a fire contained on the floor or area of origin and limit its growth and impact.
- But firefighters didn't have a chance to save the landmark, which was constructed in the early 1960s of wood and plywood and had no firewall.
- When a garage is added to a dwelling, a primary concern is altering the partition wall between the house and garage to comply as a one-hour firewall.
- One small section of the office was saved because recent renovations had partitioned it with a two-hour firewall, which kept the flames at bay.
- He could have concluded that there were no firewalls just by looking from the ground level because the walls would have projected above the roofline.
- 1.1Computing A part of a computer system or network which is designed to block unauthorized access while permitting outward communication.
〔计算机〕防火墙 Example sentencesExamples - They should ensure they have up-to-date anti-virus software and personal firewalls.
- The firewall will also prevent attacks from the Internet on your PC.
- A firewall is essential in preventing others from breaking into your machine.
- Invest in a software firewall and keep your system up to date.
- The risk can be managed by aggressively monitoring computers and networks through firewalls, strict download policies, and frequent security audits.
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another term for Chinese wall Example sentencesExamples - Here in the modern age, we are supposed to construct a firewall between science and religion.
- Racism creates a false and entirely regrettable firewall, but on the occasions where one culture can simply sit down and talk with the other, there is much to agree on and much to be enjoyed.
verb ˈfʌɪəwɔːl [with object]Computing Protect (a network or system) from unauthorized access with a firewall. 〔计算机〕用防火墙保护（网络，系统）不受未经授权的存取 our security products offer integral firewalling Example sentencesExamples - Providing systems are properly firewalled then attacks should fail.
- Every wireless laptop should be firewalled.
- Preventing infection from Worms is the number one reason people are firewalling their computers.
- At this point, the technology is in place to firewall yourselves from the rest of the world, if you care to.
- I quickly firewalled a sensitive server, but that was not the end of the project.
Definition of firewall in US English: firewallnounˈfī(ə)rˌwôlˈfaɪ(ə)rˌwɔl 1A wall or partition designed to inhibit or prevent the spread of fire. 防火墙，隔火墙 Example sentencesExamples - Fire barriers, firewalls and rated floors are used to keep a fire contained on the floor or area of origin and limit its growth and impact.
- When we had the chimney cleaned, we were told the problem could be taken care of by adding a firewall instead of replacing the back wall.
- In a building, a firewall prevents a fire from quickly burning through, giving firefighter a chance to douse flames, and occupants a chance to find safety.
- One small section of the office was saved because recent renovations had partitioned it with a two-hour firewall, which kept the flames at bay.
- When a garage is added to a dwelling, a primary concern is altering the partition wall between the house and garage to comply as a one-hour firewall.
- He could have concluded that there were no firewalls just by looking from the ground level because the walls would have projected above the roofline.
- But firefighters didn't have a chance to save the landmark, which was constructed in the early 1960s of wood and plywood and had no firewall.
- 1.1Computing A part of a computer system or network which is designed to block unauthorized access while permitting outward communication.
〔计算机〕防火墙 Example sentencesExamples - The firewall will also prevent attacks from the Internet on your PC.
- They should ensure they have up-to-date anti-virus software and personal firewalls.
- A firewall is essential in preventing others from breaking into your machine.
- Invest in a software firewall and keep your system up to date.
- The risk can be managed by aggressively monitoring computers and networks through firewalls, strict download policies, and frequent security audits.
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another term for Chinese wall Example sentencesExamples - Here in the modern age, we are supposed to construct a firewall between science and religion.
- Racism creates a false and entirely regrettable firewall, but on the occasions where one culture can simply sit down and talk with the other, there is much to agree on and much to be enjoyed.
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