hotspot

Noun

Meaning

a place of political unrest and potential violence

a lively entertainment spot

a point of relatively intense heat or radiation

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the United States cannot police all of the world's hot spots Source: Internet

A 9-year-old in New Rochelle, N.Y., a hotspot in the U.S. for the coronavirus, works on distance learning assignments on a laptop at his home. Source: Internet

About 10% of those asked to take a test in door-to-door checking in Melbourne’s hotspot suburbs has refused. Source: Internet

According to Chrysler LLC, the hotspot range extends approximately convert from the vehicle in all directions, and combines both Wi-Fi and Sprint's 3G cellular connectivity. Source: Internet

Additionally, T&I is working to provide resources for students who may need support accessing online classes by offering laptop and Verizon internet hotspot rentals. Source: Internet

All states except WA have given in-principle endorsement to the idea of defining a coronavirus hotspot but the complex definition of the nation's acting chief medical officer has been rejected. Source: Internet

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