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Meanings of radio in English

Portuguese
rádio
Catalan
ràdio
Spanish
radiocomunicaciones
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An electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals.

rádio
Russian
радио
Portuguese
rádio
Spanish
radiodifusión
Catalan
radiodifusió
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Technology of signaling and communicating using radio waves.

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радио

Radio.

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Usage of radio in English
1
The operations are ongoing, a government statement read on state radio said.
Reuters
2
A local radio station said 25 deaths had been reported so far.
The Irish Times
3
French Industry Minister Eric Besson told RTL radio the matter was serious.
Reuters
4
Morning Ireland has extended its lead as Ireland's most popular radio programme.
The Irish Times
5
Tom Marsters read a statement on local radio making clear his view.
Radio NZ
6
Things can change in a year, he told RTÉ radio this morning.
The Irish Times
7
BBC's experience used to start radio equivalent of a morning national newspaper.
Radio NZ
8
The advertising community has a responsibility to our trusted indigenous radio sector.
The Irish Times
9
Conspirators just don't appear on radio talk shows to debate their objectives.
America’s Secret Establishment
10
State radio is simply relaying the audio feed from the TV section.
The South African
11
Mr Brown told local radio the police report would be finalised soon.
Radio NZ
12
American radio companies lobbied the State Department to allocate spectrum by usage.
Wired
13
And similar reports are coming over the radio from the neutral countries.
Level 7
14
The government could allow TV and radio ads without changing these limits.
The Guardian
15
Of course I'm happy, Aldridge said on the Jim Rome radio show.
Reuters
16
But so far he had heard no radio reports of any arrests.
Death Mask
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Translations for radio
Portuguese
rádio
Radio through the time
Radio across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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