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TLD
TLD is an acronym for Top-Level Domain. In technical discussions, it is often spoken as individual letters (T-L-D) rather than as a word. It refers specifically to the highest level of the hierarchical Domain Name System (DNS) of the internet.
There is a critical distinction between generic TLDs (gTLDs), such as .com, .net, or .info, which are used for general purposes, and country code TLDs (ccTLDs), such as .uk, .jp, or .ca, which are reserved for specific countries or territories.
In a professional or technical register, "TLD" is used when discussing DNS architecture, domain registration, or web infrastructure. In casual conversation with non-technical users, people rarely use the term "TLD" and instead refer to it as the "domain extension" or simply "the part after the dot."
意味
例文
The company decided to use a .com tld for its global website.
Which tld should we choose for the new project portal?
I wonder if a .net tld would be better for a network service.
The .org tld is typically reserved for non-profit organizations.
We need to register a country code tld to target the local market.
The system failed because the tld was entered incorrectly.
The system failed because the tld was entered incorrectly.
Many new generic tlds have been released in recent years.
Just make sure the tld matches the region of the target audience.
The administrator is updating the tld settings in the DNS configuration.
The administrator is updating the tld settings in the DNS configuration.