Definition of offline in English:

offline

adjective ɒfˈlʌɪn

Not controlled by or directly connected to a computer or the Internet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, it allowed salespeople to synchronize data on their laptops for offline access - a specific demand of the sales force.
- Some initiatives work within the Internet, whereas others use the Internet more directly to facilitate offline activities.
- Although this was the first ever online virus description database, offline versions had existed long before.
- System administrators have historically relied on offline archiving for data backup and storage.
- A final feature worth mentioning is the all-new inclusion of split-screen multiplayer for offline use.

adverb ɒfˈlʌɪn

1While not directly controlled by or connected to a computer or the Internet.
Example sentencesExamples
- All national schools were disconnected from the Internet the following day, with some remaining offline until the end of the week.
- E-mails went unsent and unanswered while the Internet was kept offline to protect the beleaguered system.
- Once in a while while surfing, the browser will do the same thing - the dialog box will ask if I should connect or stay offline.
- It's our belief that people behave differently on the Internet than they do offline.
- Two more famous web sites were taken offline by their Internet service providers under orders from government authorities.
1. 1.1 With a delay between the production of computer data and its processing.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The sheer volume processing offline was just not practical.
  The data files are then offline processed through the software to estimate the attitude parameters.
  The process is conducted offline - taking down the production system until the batch update is completed - because it takes so long.

Definition of offline in US English:

offline

adjective

Computing

Not controlled by or directly connected to a computer or external network.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, it allowed salespeople to synchronize data on their laptops for offline access - a specific demand of the sales force.
- A final feature worth mentioning is the all-new inclusion of split-screen multiplayer for offline use.
- Although this was the first ever online virus description database, offline versions had existed long before.
- Some initiatives work within the Internet, whereas others use the Internet more directly to facilitate offline activities.
- System administrators have historically relied on offline archiving for data backup and storage.

adverb

also off lineComputing

1While not directly controlled by or connected to a computer or external network.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's our belief that people behave differently on the Internet than they do offline.
- All national schools were disconnected from the Internet the following day, with some remaining offline until the end of the week.
- E-mails went unsent and unanswered while the Internet was kept offline to protect the beleaguered system.
- Two more famous web sites were taken offline by their Internet service providers under orders from government authorities.
- Once in a while while surfing, the browser will do the same thing - the dialog box will ask if I should connect or stay offline.
1. 1.1 With a delay between the production of data and its processing.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The process is conducted offline - taking down the production system until the batch update is completed - because it takes so long.
  The sheer volume processing offline was just not practical.
  The data files are then offline processed through the software to estimate the attitude parameters.

单词	offline
释义	Definition of offline in English: offline adjective ɒfˈlʌɪn Not controlled by or directly connected to a computer or the Internet. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, it allowed salespeople to synchronize data on their laptops for offline access - a specific demand of the sales force. Some initiatives work within the Internet, whereas others use the Internet more directly to facilitate offline activities. Although this was the first ever online virus description database, offline versions had existed long before. System administrators have historically relied on offline archiving for data backup and storage. A final feature worth mentioning is the all-new inclusion of split-screen multiplayer for offline use. adverb ɒfˈlʌɪn 1While not directly controlled by or connected to a computer or the Internet. Example sentencesExamples All national schools were disconnected from the Internet the following day, with some remaining offline until the end of the week. E-mails went unsent and unanswered while the Internet was kept offline to protect the beleaguered system. Once in a while while surfing, the browser will do the same thing - the dialog box will ask if I should connect or stay offline. It's our belief that people behave differently on the Internet than they do offline. Two more famous web sites were taken offline by their Internet service providers under orders from government authorities. 1.1 With a delay between the production of computer data and its processing. Example sentencesExamples The sheer volume processing offline was just not practical. The data files are then offline processed through the software to estimate the attitude parameters. The process is conducted offline - taking down the production system until the batch update is completed - because it takes so long. Definition of offline in US English: offline adjective Computing Not controlled by or directly connected to a computer or external network. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, it allowed salespeople to synchronize data on their laptops for offline access - a specific demand of the sales force. A final feature worth mentioning is the all-new inclusion of split-screen multiplayer for offline use. Although this was the first ever online virus description database, offline versions had existed long before. Some initiatives work within the Internet, whereas others use the Internet more directly to facilitate offline activities. System administrators have historically relied on offline archiving for data backup and storage. adverb also off lineComputing 1While not directly controlled by or connected to a computer or external network. Example sentencesExamples It's our belief that people behave differently on the Internet than they do offline. All national schools were disconnected from the Internet the following day, with some remaining offline until the end of the week. E-mails went unsent and unanswered while the Internet was kept offline to protect the beleaguered system. Two more famous web sites were taken offline by their Internet service providers under orders from government authorities. Once in a while while surfing, the browser will do the same thing - the dialog box will ask if I should connect or stay offline. 1.1 With a delay between the production of data and its processing. Example sentencesExamples The process is conducted offline - taking down the production system until the batch update is completed - because it takes so long. The sheer volume processing offline was just not practical. The data files are then offline processed through the software to estimate the attitude parameters.
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