Usage of "radiotelegraphist"

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Person who is responsible for the operations of a radio system.

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Examples for "radio operator"

Suddenly the radio operator appeared on deck and hurried toward the bridge. 
 The Boy Allies with the Victorious Fleets; Or, The Fall of the G... 

Praetorius was a licensed ham radio operator and lived in New Jersey. 
 Wired 

From his desk, the radio operator said, Most of them are fast. 
 Devil's keep 

Cellist Maurice Martenot was a radio operator in the first world war. 
 The Guardian 

He used to have both licenses and doubled as radio operator sometimes. 
 Man on a leash 

Behind him, Cazz could feel his radio -telephone operator, or RTO, hmph-hmphing, trying to suppress a cough. 
 Countdown: The Liberators-ARC 

The radio officer made a note upon the paper in front of him. 
 On the Beach 

The captain went back into the control room, and the radio officer went forward. 
 On the Beach 

This rumor is supposed to come from the radio officer, who heard the submarine calling its brothers. 
 Once there was a war 

Oh, that kooky radio officer. 
 Man on a leash 

Even when he qualified he had to wait a long time to get into his chosen career as a ship's radio officer. 
 The Guardian 

Translations for radiotelegraphist

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Meanings of radiotelegraphist in English