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routing

/ˈruːtɪŋ/ or /ˈraʊtɪŋ/

routingnoun

routings

Translations

маршрутизация

The routing of data packets is crucial for network efficiency.

Маршрутизация пакетов данных имеет решающее значение для эффективности сети.

Definitions

The process of selecting paths in a network along which to send network traffic.

The routing of data packets is crucial for efficient network communication.

The act of directing or managing the course of something, such as a delivery or a journey.

The routing of the delivery trucks was optimized to save time and fuel.

A decisive defeat or dispersal of an opposing force.

The routing of the enemy army ended the war within days.

Synonyms

routingadjective

more routing

Comp.

most routing

Super.

Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "routing table", "routing protocol") to describe things connected with determining or directing routes.

Definitions

Relating to or involved in determining, choosing, or managing routes for data, traffic, or movement.

The network engineer updated the routing table to reflect the new topology.

Synonyms

routinggerund / present participle

/ˈruːtɪŋ/

/ˈraʊtɪŋ/

Used attributively in phrases like "routing table" to denote something concerned with or facilitating routing.

Definitions

Concerned with or used for determining or directing paths for data, signals, or movement.

The router uses a routing protocol to exchange routing information with its neighbors.

Synonyms

routeverb

routing

Gerund

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Participle

routing

Gerund

/ruːt/ or /raʊt/

Translations

направлять

The dispatcher will route the calls to the appropriate department.

Диспетчер будет направлять звонки в соответствующий отдел.

перенаправлять

The system can automatically route emails to the correct folder.

Система может автоматически перенаправлять электронные письма в правильную папку.

Additional translations

каналировать

Definitions

To send or direct along a specified course or path.

The dispatcher will route the delivery truck through the city to avoid traffic.

To schedule or arrange a journey or course of travel.

The travel agent will route our trip to include all the major attractions.

In computing, to forward (data packets) toward their destination by selecting an optimal path across a network.

The router routes incoming traffic to the appropriate subnet.

Synonyms

routverb

routing

Gerund

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Participle

routing

Gerund

/raʊt/

Translations

разгромить

The army managed to rout the enemy forces.

Армия смогла разгромить вражеские силы.

Definitions

To defeat an enemy completely and force them to retreat in disorder.

The army managed to rout the invaders, sending them fleeing back across the border.

To dig or poke around with the snout; to root.

The pig began to rout in the soil, searching for truffles.

To cut a groove, recess, or channel in (wood, metal, etc.) with a router or similar tool.

The carpenter routed a slot for the cabinet’s hinge.

Synonyms

routenoun

Definitions

A way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination.

The route to the mountain cabin is scenic and winding.

A fixed course or area assigned to a sales or delivery person.

The delivery driver completed his route in record time today.

A method or process leading to a particular result.

Education is often seen as a route to a better future.

In computing and telecommunications, a path that data follows across a network from source to destination.

The router chose the fastest route through the backbone.

In American football, a predetermined path that a receiver runs after the snap.

The rookie wide-out perfected his post route during practice.

A highway or major road, especially one officially designated by a number.

Tourists still flock to drive the historic U.S. Route 66.

routnoun

Definitions

A disorderly retreat of defeated troops.

The enemy was in full rout after the surprise attack.

A decisive defeat.

The team suffered a rout in the championship game, losing by 30 points.

A large, formal evening party or social gathering.

The annual rout at the mansion was attended by the city's elite.

A disorderly or riotous crowd; a mob.

A rout of protesters surged through the streets.

routeadjective

Definitions

Relating to or designed for a route or routes; describing a planned path or course.

The route map highlights all the scenic viewpoints.