Definition of Wi-Fi in English:

Wi-Fi

noun ˈwʌɪfʌɪˈwaɪfaɪ

trademark

A facility allowing computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within a particular area.
Example sentencesExamples
- It will also deploy a Wi-Fi network to keep assorted hacks and photographers in touch.
- Unlike the PowerBooks, they do not ship with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth as standard.
- While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous.
- Add Wi-Fi, standard now on most new laptops, and your home office can be anywhere.
- If you haven't yet installed a Wi-Fi network in your home, let me tell you that you have no idea what you're missing.

Origin

1990s: from wireless + an apparently arbitrary second element, after hi-fi; sometimes incorrectly interpreted as a shortening of Wireless Fidelity.

Definition of Wi-Fi in US English:

Wi-Fi

nounˈwaɪfaɪˈwīfī

trademark

A facility allowing computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within a particular area.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you haven't yet installed a Wi-Fi network in your home, let me tell you that you have no idea what you're missing.
- While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous.
- Add Wi-Fi, standard now on most new laptops, and your home office can be anywhere.
- Unlike the PowerBooks, they do not ship with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth as standard.
- It will also deploy a Wi-Fi network to keep assorted hacks and photographers in touch.

verbˈwaɪfaɪˈwīfī

[with object]

Convert or adapt for Wi-Fi compatibility.
what type of electronics will be immune from being Wi-Fied?
Example sentencesExamples
- The Sunday Business Post on the other hand said last week that Wi-Fiing Dublin was a missed opportunity on the part of DCC and not because of anything to do with the European Commission…?
- Crown for Royal City After Jerusalem, Mysore is the world's only other city to be entirely Wi-Fied.
- Cybernomads already cluster at Starbucks, migrating to Kinko's if necessary for hardcopy, and abandon their offices to sit in Wi-Fied parks on sunny days.
- So while we wait for all of these wires to be Bluetoothed and Wi-Fied into oblivion, it helps to know your plugs.
- If you have Road Runner or DSL, you're most likely already ‘Wi-Fied’ or you have the option to call your ISP and have them do most of that legwork for you, for a nominal charge of course.

Origin

1990s: from wireless + an apparently arbitrary second element, after hi-fi; sometimes incorrectly interpreted as a shortening of Wireless Fidelity.

单词	Wi-Fi
释义	Definition of Wi-Fi in English: Wi-Fi noun ˈwʌɪfʌɪˈwaɪfaɪ trademark A facility allowing computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within a particular area. Example sentencesExamples It will also deploy a Wi-Fi network to keep assorted hacks and photographers in touch. Unlike the PowerBooks, they do not ship with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth as standard. While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous. Add Wi-Fi, standard now on most new laptops, and your home office can be anywhere. If you haven't yet installed a Wi-Fi network in your home, let me tell you that you have no idea what you're missing. Origin 1990s: from wireless + an apparently arbitrary second element, after hi-fi; sometimes incorrectly interpreted as a shortening of Wireless Fidelity. Definition of Wi-Fi in US English: Wi-Fi nounˈwaɪfaɪˈwīfī trademark A facility allowing computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within a particular area. Example sentencesExamples If you haven't yet installed a Wi-Fi network in your home, let me tell you that you have no idea what you're missing. While Wi-Fi is becoming a standard feature on notebooks, network coverage is anything but ubiquitous. Add Wi-Fi, standard now on most new laptops, and your home office can be anywhere. Unlike the PowerBooks, they do not ship with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth as standard. It will also deploy a Wi-Fi network to keep assorted hacks and photographers in touch. verbˈwaɪfaɪˈwīfī [with object] Convert or adapt for Wi-Fi compatibility. what type of electronics will be immune from being Wi-Fied? Example sentencesExamples The Sunday Business Post on the other hand said last week that Wi-Fiing Dublin was a missed opportunity on the part of DCC and not because of anything to do with the European Commission…? Crown for Royal City After Jerusalem, Mysore is the world's only other city to be entirely Wi-Fied. Cybernomads already cluster at Starbucks, migrating to Kinko's if necessary for hardcopy, and abandon their offices to sit in Wi-Fied parks on sunny days. So while we wait for all of these wires to be Bluetoothed and Wi-Fied into oblivion, it helps to know your plugs. If you have Road Runner or DSL, you're most likely already ‘Wi-Fied’ or you have the option to call your ISP and have them do most of that legwork for you, for a nominal charge of course. Origin 1990s: from wireless + an apparently arbitrary second element, after hi-fi; sometimes incorrectly interpreted as a shortening of Wireless Fidelity.
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