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Meanings of radar in English

Russian
радиолокационная станция
Portuguese
radar
Catalan
radar
Spanish
radar
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Measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects.

радиолокационная станция
Usage of radar in English
1
Two men facing serious charges have 'gone off the radar', court hears
The Irish Times
2
This particular area has been on the radar for quite some time.
Reuters
3
The issue has been on the FCC's radar screen since last year.
Reuters
4
Global corporations operating in the area also blame smallholders and under-the-radar companies.
The Guardian
5
The radar centre continued to operate, the company said in a statement.
Radio NZ
6
It has gone under the radar for a long time, Gallo-Cajiao said.
The Guardian
7
After all, so much regulation and legislation never crosses ordinary Americans' radar.
NY Magazine
8
This wonderful initiative has grown beneath our radar for far too long.
The South African
9
Additional radar speed checks will also be in operation throughout the State.
The Irish Times
10
Perry said: We are growing under the radar, but we are growing.
The Guardian
11
China says the system's powerful radar is a threat to its security.
Reuters
12
At this time of year, SCC tends to stay under the radar.
Independent.ie
13
Jo Meredith Under-the-radar choreographer whose intensely distilled work is of the moment.
The Guardian
14
Look at what the weather radar is telling us: there's trouble ahead.
Outliers: the story of success
15
The pilot circled low and wide, meaning radar wouldn't be a problem.
Sign of the cross
16
His radar was on, however, and his arm flowed hard and true.
The Guardian
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Common
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