teleconferencing
teleconferencing — noun
1. working together through phones, computers, or video links to hold discussions,
working together through phones, computers, or video links to hold discussions, even when people are far apart
Since the pandemic, many companies have relied on teleconferencing for team meetings and client calls.
relied on teleconferencing for [purpose] — typical preposition and verb collocation
Nadia set up a teleconferencing system in her home office for daily stand-up meetings.
teleconferencing system — common noun-noun compound
The IT department upgraded the teleconferencing software after users complained about connection problems.
Teleconferencing allows teams in different time zones to work together without costly travel.
- videoconferencing
specifically refers to meetings with video, not just audio
- remote meetings
less technical; refers to individual events rather than the general practice
- virtual meetings
broader — includes any online gathering, not necessarily work-related
- in-person meetings
meetings where everyone is physically present in the same room
文法句型
teleconferencing + noun (equipment, software, facility)
use/rely on + teleconferencing
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — 'teleconferencing' refers to the general activity, not a single event. For one instance of a remote meeting, use the countable noun 'teleconference' (e.g. We had a teleconference with the Tokyo office). Frequently appears as a modifier before nouns (teleconferencing software, teleconferencing equipment).