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closed-circuit televisions

closed-circuit televisions is the plural of closed-circuit television.

Meaning of closed-circuit television

Noun

closed-circuit television (countable and uncountable, plural closed-circuit televisions)

  1. A system of television cameras used for surveillance, connected to a control room (originally by cables and today either by cables or by secure wireless).
    • Holborn Underground Station, on London Transport's Piccadilly and Central Lines, has been equipped with closed-circuit television to help control passenger movement.1963 January, “News and comment”, in Modern Railways, page 14
    Synonyms:
    CCTV

Questions about closed-circuit televisions

What is closed-circuit televisions the plural of?
Closed-circuit televisions is the plural of closed-circuit television.

Words near closed-circuit televisions in the dictionary

  1. closed-back
  2. closed-book
  3. closed-captioned
  4. closed-circuit
  5. closed-circuit television
  6. closed-circuit televisions
  7. closed-concept
  8. closed-cut valley
  9. closed-cut valleys
  10. closed-ear
  11. closed-eared

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