Net

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Etymology 1 2.1 Noun 2.1.1 Translations 2.2 Transitive verb 2.2.2 Translations 3 Etymology 2 3.3 Noun 3.3.3 Translations 3.4 Adjective 3.4.4 Translations 3.4.5 Derived expressions 3.5 Transitive verb 3.5.6 Translations

Pronunciation

• SAMPA: /nEt/
• IPA: /nɛt/

Noun

1. A mesh of string, cord, or rope.
2. A device in the form of a net (1), generally used for catching or trapping something.
3. (figurative) A trap. (caught in the prosecuting attorney's net)
4. Something that resembles a net (1) in appearance. (Petri net)
5. A computer network.
6. (capitalized) The Internet.

• Breton: roued f -où pl (1,2), griped m (3), kenrouedad f (5)
• Catalan: xarxa f
• Dutch: net (1,2,4,5), val (3), netwerk (5)
• French: filet m, reseau m (5)
• German: Netz n (1,2,3,4,5,6)
• Greek: ιστός m , δίχτυ n, δίκτυο n
• Hebrew: רשת f
• Interlingua: rete
• Italian: rete f (1,3,5), retino m (2)
• Portuguese: rede f
• Romanian: reţea f
• Spanish: red f
• Tok Pisin: umben, taunem (mosquito net)

1. To catch by means of a net (2).

• German: mit einem Netz fangen
• Interlingua: attrappar con un rete
• Portuguese: aprisionar com uma rede, enredar
• Romanian: a prinde cu o reţea

Noun

1. The amount remaining after expenses are deducted, profit.

• Dutch: netto n
• French: netto m
• German: Netto n
• Greek: καθάρο κέρδος m
• Interlingua: saldo
• Portuguese: saldo m
• Romanian: net m, netă f

• Dutch: netto
• French: net m
• German: netto
• Interlingua: nette (1), final (2)
• Italian netto (1), finale (2)
• Portuguese: líqüido (1), final (2)
• Romanian: netto (1), final (2)