Synonyms for télécommunications
ˌtɛl ɪ kəˌmyu nɪˈkeɪ ʃənztélécommu·ni·ca·tions

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1. telecommunicationsnoun

   Synonyms:
   telecoms, telecom

2. telecommunicationsnoun

   the science and technology of communication at a distance, especially the electronic transmission of signals; telecommunication

   Synonyms:
   telecoms, telecom

3. telecommunicationsnoun

   the systems used in transmitting such signals

   Synonyms:
   telecom, telecoms

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1. List of paraphrases for "telecommunications":

   telecommunication, telecom, telecoms, télécommunications, télécommunicateurs, communications, telecomunicaciones, telecomunicações, telco, communication, contacts

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1. President Biden in Brussels:

   Obviously, the ones I’d keep aneye on are telecommunications,and banking and energy, oil and gascompanies, because those are theones that would most hurt thecountry.That would be his equivalent ofsanctions against the U.S.economy.

2. Harold Feld:

   Right now, the FCC has designated [the Internet] as a telecommunications service —like a phone service which includes all of the rules that apply to prevent [a company] from blocking or throttling or favoring one company over another, the real question, to some degree, is: is the Internet going to work like the old telephone where you get to decide who you called and what you do or is it going to become more like cable?

3. The FCC:

   Foreign companies doing business in the United States and its territories must follow all federal rules, including those governing their ownership of American companies, the FCC ensures that foreign ownership in American telecommunications carriers is in the public interest, considering issues related to competition, national security, law enforcement, foreign policy, and trade policy.

4. Christopher Wray:

   We’ve been gratified to date by the response of large U.S. telecommunications providers to our trying to raise awareness on this issue.

5. Isaac Benbenisti:

   We are intent on becoming a significant player, furthering competition in the fixed telecommunications market.