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Meanings of radiophone in anglès
català
radiotelèfon A telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables.
Synonyms
Examples for "radiotelephone"
Examples for "radiotelephone"
1
But suppose I call you on the radiotelephone, if it's still working?
2
Garin had communicated with the rescuers in advance, using the ship's radiotelephone.
3
On racks above the chart table were a radiotelephone and radio direction-finder.
4
He turned to the radiotelephone on its shelf aft on the port side.
5
They were preparing to leave when another flash from Washington came over the radiotelephone.
1
The privacy of the wire is also lacking with the wireless telephone.
2
This is to the wireless telephone what the coherer is to the wireless telegraph.
3
But it's unclear whether regulators would approve the " wireless telephone handset" proposal.
4
The patrolling airplane, connected with us here by wireless telephone, gave us further details.
5
I tell you, fellows, that wireless telephone is a wonder.
Usage of radiophone in anglès
1
The radiophone is going to do great things for the north, Curlie.
2
He's as crazy about flying as Mr. Hampton is about the radiophone.
3
He pulled out his radiophone and thumbed the call button again.
4
So I thought of the radiophone or photophone of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell.
5
Shortly after his radiophone to me in New York, he had missed Babs.
6
You are making a far worse noise than ever came through that radiophone.
7
Seemed like they came from the radiophone station of Mr. Hampton's.
8
At Grant's dig in Montana, Ellie was the one who operated the radiophone.
9
The radiophone buzzed, and the airlock guard hailed him when he returned the signal.
10
Bell used the photophone or radiophone over several hundred feet, Ruhmer over several miles.
11
The millionaire had denied all knowledge of the radiophone messages.
12
But Garrick had the utmost faith in the ability of the radiophone to make good.
13
Joe nodded toward the radiophone desk where coils and instruments lay piled in tangled confusion.
14
Gennaro dialed, heard the whining hiss of a radiophone.
15
Nothing's really dangerous since the invention of the radiophone.
16
Only chance is a radiophone message giving their location.
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Frequent collocations
Radiophone through the time