FTP
/ˌɛf tiː ˈpiː/
FTP adjective: free-to-play. Also the initialism of free trade port.
Adjective
FTP (not comparable)
Noun
FTP (plural FTPs)
- An instance of sending files via FTP (the File Transfer Protocol).
- Each batch is an FTP. The log tracking them is on the dashboard.
Verb
FTP (third-person singular simple present FTPs, present participle FTPing, simple past and past participle FTPed)
- To transfer using File Transfer Protocol.
- We FTP the whole dataset to the customer after we've scanned it to ensure that no restricted data is left inside it.
- Just as newsgroups have certain rules to live by, there are several courtesies to remember when FTPing and telneting to remote sites […]1995, Richard Wagner, Inside CompuServe
Also used as
FTP is also the initialism of free trade port.
FTP is also the initialism of Future Time Perspective.
FTP is also the initialism of File Transfer Protocol.
FTP is also the initialism of fuck the police.
Forms of FTP
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | FTPs |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | FTPs |
| present participle | FTPing |
| past participle | FTPed |
| past | FTPed |
Words formed from FTP
- FTP server
- FTP site
Questions about FTP
- What does FTP mean?
- FTP means free-to-play.
- What part of speech is FTP?
- FTP can be an adjective, a noun or a verb.
- How do you pronounce FTP?
- FTP is pronounced /ˌɛf tiː ˈpiː/.
Words near FTP in the dictionary
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