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C1 Level Wordlist - Digital Communication

Here you will learn some English words about digital communication, such as "payphone", "extension", "phablet", etc. prepared for C1 learners.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
to browse
to browse
[Verb]

to check a web page, text, etc. without reading all the content

Ex: He browsed online forums to read reviews and opinions about the latest video games. 
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to disconnect

to break a telephone conversation between two people

Ex: I accidentally disconnected the call when I pressed the wrong button on my phone. 
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to navigate

(computing) to move from one website to another or find one's way around on a website

Ex: Students were taught how to navigate the educational platform to access course materials. 
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to photobomb

to ruin someone's photo by making a sudden appearance or a silly face as the picture is about to be taken

Ex: The group of friends decided to photobomb the tourist's picture at the landmark. 
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to spam
to spam
[Verb]

to send an unwanted advertisement or message online, usually to a lot of people

Ex: The bot spammed the comment section of the website with links to malicious websites. 
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to unblock

to remove restrictions so that a website, phone, account, etc. can be accessed again

Ex: After resolving the security issue, the IT department decided to unblock access to the restricted website for employees. 
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cellular
cellular
[Adjective]

related to a telephone system that uses radio stations for communication

Ex: The cellular network coverage in rural areas is not as extensive as in urban areas. 
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dead
dead
[Adjective]

not functioning because of having no power

Ex: The flashlight went dead during the hike. 
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broadband
broadband
[noun]

a system of Internet connection that allows users to share information simultaneously

Ex: The company upgraded its office to a broadband connection to accommodate the increased demand for high-speed Internet access. 
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call-in
call-in
[noun]

a type of television or radio program in which the audience take part by calling the studio to voice their opinions

Ex: The call-in show on the local radio station invites listeners to share their thoughts on current events and community issues. 
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cookie
cookie
[noun]

(computing) data that a web server sends to a browser and receives if the user visits the website again, used for identifying or tracking the user's activities

Ex: Websites use cookies to remember users' preferences and provide personalized experiences during their visits. 
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domain
domain
[noun]

the last characters of a website's address such as '.com', '.org', etc.

Ex: The website's domain is crucial for establishing its online identity and presence. 
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emoji
emoji
[noun]

a small digital icon or image used on social media or in text messages to show the tone of a message or its sender's facial expression, originated in Japan

Ex: She added a smiling face emoji to her text message to convey happiness. 
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emoticon
emoticon
[noun]

a sign formed by keyboard characters to show the tone of a message or its sender's facial expression, used on social media or in text messages

Ex: She added a smiley emoticon at the end of her message to indicate friendliness. 
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laugh out loud
laugh out loud
[interjection]

used especially in text or online messages to express laughter or amusement about something funny

Ex: When he told the joke, she responded with "LOL" to indicate that she found it funny. 
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oh my God
oh my God
[interjection]

used to express shock, surprise, or excitement, particularly on social media or in text messages

Ex: OMG, I can't believe you got the job! 
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payphone
payphone
[noun]

a telephone in a public place that one needs to pay for, mostly by prepaid cards

Ex: He searched for a payphone to call for help after his car broke down on the highway. 
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telegraph
telegraph
[noun]

a communication system by which people were able to send and receive messages over long distances, using electrical or radio signals

Ex: The old train station still has a room dedicated to the telegraph, showcasing relics from the past. 
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directory
directory
[noun]

(computing) an area on a computer containing files that are necessary for keeping the computer organized

Ex: The IT technician organized the files into separate directories to improve file management. 
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keypad
keypad
[noun]

a group of numbered buttons on a surface used for operating a TV, phone, computer, etc.

Ex: The security system required a passcode to be entered on the keypad before granting access. 
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extension
extension
[noun]

an extra telephone connected to the main phone line in a house

Ex: She picked up the extension in the bedroom to answer the call while her husband spoke on the main line. 
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fax
fax
[noun]

a device that can send and receive documents in electronic form using a telephone line and then print them

Ex: He sent the contract via fax to ensure it reached the client promptly. 
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intercom
intercom
[noun]

a communication system that allows people in different parts of a plane, office, etc. to speak to each other

Ex: The pilot used the intercom to update passengers on the flight status and weather conditions. 
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teleconference

a meeting held among several people who are in different locations, linked via the Internet

Ex: The teleconference allowed team members from different locations to collaborate on the project. 
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Internet of Things

the connection and exchange of data between everyday objects over the Internet

Ex: The Internet of Things refers to the network of interconnected devices and objects that collect and exchange data. 
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meme
meme
[noun]

a video, image, etc. that has been altered to act as a joke or to tease someone, used and quickly spread by internet users

Ex: She created a hilarious meme featuring her pet that quickly became a internet sensation. 
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phablet
phablet
[noun]

a phone that is a cross between a mobile phone and a tablet, larger than the former but smaller than the latter

Ex: The phablet combines the features of a smartphone and a tablet, offering users a larger screen for multimedia consumption. 
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selfie
selfie
[noun]

a photo of a person that is taken by the same person, usually shared on social media

Ex: She snapped a quick selfie with her friends at the beach to capture the moment. 
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vlog
vlog
[noun]

a form of video content, often published on websites or social media platforms, where individuals or content creators share their personal experiences, expertise, or opinions through recorded videos in a blog-like format

Ex: She started a vlog to document her travels and share her experiences with viewers. 
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clickbait
clickbait
[noun]

a sensational or misleading online content designed to attract clicks

Ex: Many websites use clickbait headlines to increase their traffic and ad revenue. 
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weblog
weblog
[noun]

a website that is regularly updated by its owner or owners and gives information about a specific topic or things that happen to them

Ex: She started her own weblog to share her thoughts on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle trends. 
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cyberbullying

the use of electronic communication to harass, intimidate, or harm others, typically through social media, messaging apps, or online platforms

Ex: Cyberbullying involves using digital platforms such as social media, texts, or emails to harass, intimidate, or harm others. 
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