Meaning of multi-box | Babel Free

Definitions

1. The practice of playing an online game with multiple accounts simultaneously.
2. A box with several compartments.
3. An electronic device with multiple sites where components can be plugged in.
4. A power strip.
5. Something that is composed of multiple boxes.
6. One of a set of multiple ballot boxes, one for each candidate.

Examples

“Inside, the cabinet was clearly divided into practical modules with loose Multi-Boxes with tight- fitting lids for butter, cheese and sliced meat.”

“... the holder for glasses/sunglasses, the storage box under the cargo area, luggage side boxes, floor console, glove box, a multi-box next to the steering wheel and the door map pockets.”

“The existing standard VCS units are multi-boxes, usually 6 in deep, which fit into a 6 in x 6 in grid on the front panel, and the new units had to be compatible.”

“If you really want to win points with the electronic media, supply a multi- box— an electrical box that contains multiple outlets into which TV and radio reporters can directly plug their microphone cords without attaching a microphone.”

“I Provide equipment for multi-plugging into the amplifications system (a “multi-box”) and check to be sure power and fuses are adequate.”

“A number of multi-boxes are made to cover a group of holes and are driven by means of a small horizontal drilling unit.”

“The boxes can be assembled into nests of 'multi-boxes' as required for a particular console or assembly.”

“In the case of the use of multi-boxes experience has shown. that the system engenders gross malpractices and rigging.”

“Mr. Chairman, the Commission took a soft and a weak stand, they kept saying 'we cannot amend the law' because they were talking about one ballot box and the law talks about multi-boxes, they were talking about counting the votes on the spot, and law talks about collecting boxes from the polling stations and putting them in a central place overnight.”

“Since each of the several boxes in the multi-box system held tickets of only one type, it was not possible to determine how voters who voted for one candidate, say, for Congress, voted for other offices.”

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