Term Gallery logo
Interface language
English Spanish Catalan Portuguese

Meanings of hubs in English

Wikidata

Virtual world platform.

mozilla hubs
Related terms
computing platform
Usage of hubs in English
1
He said the new measures would allow vital community hubs to reopen.
News.com.au
2
EIOPA said steps could include transferring contracts from Britain to EU hubs.
Reuters
3
Concerns regarding further restrictions impacting financial hubs have complicated government's district-based model.
The South African
4
The product will be based on forward prices at so-called gas hubs.
Reuters
5
This year WFP is setting up four similar hubs around the world.
Reuters
6
The Company's regional operating hubs include Southern Africa Operations and International Operations.
Reuters
7
Parts of Florida are also becoming known as hubs of opiate abuse.
Reuters
8
It is also closing data centers and shifting employees to lower-cost hubs.
Reuters
9
Centre locking hubs help reduce the wheel's rotating masses to improve performance.
BBC
10
Great cities have always been magnetic hubs for people with bright ideas.
The Irish Times
11
These hubs move blades in two different directions, eliminating the torque effect.
Wired
12
Should players who refuse to enter AFL hubs continue to be paid?
News.com.au
13
The one problem is that they sit down by the wheel hubs.
Wired
14
From mergers, to hubs and list sizes, everything is on the agenda.
News.com.au
15
AUSTRALIA'S major transport hubs are failing travellers and the cities they serve.
News.com.au
16
Grand Bahama and Abaco are hubs for the Bahamas' thriving tourism industry.
Reuters
About this term
Hubs through the time
More collocations
Hubs across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
More variants