Dial-in Definition

adjective

(networking) Of a computer set up to accept incoming modem calls.

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(networking, proscribed) Dial-up.

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verb

Configure, set up, particularly a complex machine with many configuration options (especally knobs and dials).

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Join or participate in a conference call.

Did you dial in to that earnings announcement?
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Origin of Dial-in

  • dial + in, from tuning in to a radio frequency by changing the dial.

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  • dial + in

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Dial-in Sentence Examples

  • As Martha said, I'm able to dial in settings that affect time and a location.

  • By the first part of this drop the movement of the poise is suddenly stopped, as will be explained below, and the travel of the poise along the steelyard, which measures the load on the platform, is recorded by the amount of rotation of the large spur wheel, and this is suitably shown on a dial in connexion with the wheel.

  • Offers the first twin dial in a compact digital camera.

  • Turn the dial in a clockwise direction to its full extent.

  • The real deal maker is how much light magenta you can dial in to get the green out.

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