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Meanings of digital audio broadcasting in English

Russian
dab-радио
Portuguese
dab
Spanish
dab
Catalan
dab
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Digital radio standard.

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        Examples for "dab"
        Examples for "dab"
        1
        The new king flicked a dab of green foam off the throne.
        Jitterbug Perfume
        2
        He went outside to Potato Park to show people how to dab.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Paul Pogba the leader deserves to dab and dance all he wants
        The Irish Times
        4
        A hasty dab or two of the library paste completed his work.
        Gold of the Gods
        5
        Perhaps secrete a microfibre cloth in one, to dab away layer-induced perspiration.
        The Guardian
        1
        Dab on a good primer to keep the fine glitter from creasing.
        Ebony
        2
        Is it OK to point out dabs to strangers?What are you, 12?
        Climbing Magazine
        3
        The UK, Denmark, Norway and Switzerland are the leading users of DAB.
        The Irish Times
        4
        It seemed to Goatwriter that these random dabs of light formed words.
        Number9Dream
        5
        He gained the distinction of having discovered the epicurean value of sand-dabs.
        The Gray Dawn
        Usage of digital audio broadcasting in English
        1
        RTE currently offers a digital radio service in most of Leinster, Cork and Limerick, based on the digital audio broadcasting (DAB) standard.
        The Irish Times
        2
        Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is a technology standard for broadcasting digital radio.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Digital Audio Broadcasting, or DAB, was meant to be the next wave of radio technology.
        The Irish Times
        4
        RTÉ has confirmed it is to seek a Digital Audio Broadcasting licence for a digital radio station to serve the east coast.
        The Irish Times
        5
        The arrival of Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) will not lead to a multiplicity of radio stations, RTE's director of radio, Ms Helen Shaw, has said.
        The Irish Times