net neutrality

IPA/ˌnet njuːˈtræləti/
IPA/ˌnet nuːˈtræləti/

net neutrality — 名詞

1. A rule or principle stating that internet providers must handle all online data

1.名詞B2
釋義

網路中立性

所有網路流量應受平等對待的原則

A rule or principle stating that internet providers must handle all online data the same way, giving users equal speed and access to every website or service, rather than blocking certain content or charging extra for faster delivery.

例句

The government plans to bring back net neutrality rules to keep the internet open.

政府計劃恢復網路中立性規則,以維持網路的開放。

collocation: bring back net neutrality rules

Valentina signed a petition for net neutrality when her favourite streaming site slowed down.

Valentina 最喜歡的串流網站變慢後,她簽署了一份支持網路中立性的請願書。

collocation: sign a petition for net neutrality

同義詞
  • open internet

    more general term referring to unrestricted access, often used interchangeably in public debate

  • internet equality

    simpler, more accessible term focusing on the fairness aspect

  • data parity

    more technical term used in regulatory and legal contexts

反義詞
  • paid prioritisation

    the opposite practice where companies pay for faster delivery of their content

  • zero-rating

    practice of exempting certain services from data caps, violating equal treatment

文法句型

net neutrality + noun (rules / laws / regulations / debate)

preposition: for / against / about net neutrality

用法筆記

Net neutrality is a policy and legal concept, frequently discussed in debates about internet regulation, competition, and consumer rights. It is typically uncountable and often appears as a modifier before nouns such as rules, laws, debate, or supporters.

常見錯誤

Net neutrality means all internet content is free of charge.
Net neutrality means all internet content is treated equally, not that it is free to access.
💡The term refers to fair treatment, not zero cost.