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Meanings of radiotelephone in English
A telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables.
Synonyms
Examples for "radiophone"
Examples for "radiophone"
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.
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 radiotelephone in English
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.
6
Suddenly the radiotelephone operator gave a yell.
7
Above it was the RDF and radiotelephone, and a chart table that folded back when not in use.
8
Above it was the radiotelephone that was powerless to reach him, its very silence a cry for help.
9
The first radiotelephone operator was lying in one of the body bags at the top of the hill.
10
He nodded toward the radiotelephone.
11
His own research progressed from short-wave radio to microwaves, and in 1932 he opened the world's first microwave radiotelephone link.
12
Another jet was scrambled and this time Stringfield, via a radiotelephone hookup to the airplane, gave the pilot a vector.
13
Everything on it-self-steeringvane, radiotelephone, fathometer, Kenyon log, diesel auxiliary, tanks for a cruising range of four hundred miles under power, generator, refrigerator.
14
"We use radiotelephone," the leader barked at him in English.
15
"Scratch the radiotelephone," he said.
16
But suppose I call you on the radiotelephone, if it's still working?
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Translations for radiotelephone
Russian
Spanish
Radiotelephone through the time