terminal
/tɜːrˈmɪnəl/ /tərˈmɪnəl/Definitions
1. noun
A point or station where a particular activity or service is available, especially a railway station or airport.
“The terminal of the airport had many shops and restaurants.”
2. noun
A device that allows users to communicate with a computer, especially a device that allows remote access to a computer network.
“The terminal allowed her to access her company’s network from home.”
3. noun
A point of connection for a pipeline, especially a pipeline carrying oil or natural gas.
“The terminal of the pipeline was located in a remote area.”
4. adjective
Relating to a terminal or a point of connection, especially in the context of a railway or pipeline.
“The terminal facilities at the railway station were well-equipped.”
5. verb
To terminate or bring to an end, especially in the context of a railway or pipeline.
“The pipeline was terminated at the coastal area.”
6. verb
To bring a process or activity to an end, especially in the context of a computer or network.
“The connection was terminated by the server.”