Internetzugang

internet access

noun in-ter-NET-tsoo-gang Rare

Usage Note

Internetzugang refers to the means by which a household or device connects to the internet. Legal texts and social-policy debates discuss Internetzugang als Grundversorgung (internet access as a basic service).

Examples

"In vielen Schulen ist der Internetzugang noch unzureichend."

Natural Translation

In many schools internet access is still inadequate.

Literal Translation

In many schools is the internet-access still inadequate.

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