Definition of nethead in English:

nethead

nounˈnɛthɛd

informal

单词	nethead
释义	Definition of nethead in English: nethead nounˈnɛthɛd informal A habitual and expert user of the Internet. I bet any nethead with a couple of years of experience could have put something online in real time Example sentencesExamples Concocting an album using Internet chatrooms, he is not your archetypal, geeky net-head. Young, educated, and culturally sophisticated, he is a stereotypical Nethead. Not that Norris is some techno geek nethead. I'm a net-head who learned to love phones again—specifically, smartphones. Not even his own staff would call him a nethead. The 2–17 age group accounts for around one fifth of the net heads in the UK. If you've newly joined the ranks of the cyberspace surfers, or even if you're an old-time net-head, you might enjoy these sites. I regularly chew my way through 6–7 gigabytes of data every month, but I'm probably a bit of a nethead. I'm not a big net-head, but bored tonight and browsing. This incident highlights our need to have a nethead on the team.
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