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Meanings of telegraph in English
Portuguese
telegrafar Catalan
telegrafiar Synonyms
Examples for "wire"
Examples for "wire"
1
However, wire-based cages are criticised because of potential negative animal welfare implications.
2
With the help of a wire, however, they forced round the key.
3
Methods and results: Intracoronary pressure measurements were performed by pressure wire sensors.
4
The actual size of the wire mesh used is shown in Fig.
5
Will that wire really be able to conduct that much power, Beetee?
1
Liberty Global is the largest cable operator in Europe, spanning 11 countries.
2
Also, if you need a longer power cable, Sonos now sells them.
3
Monday's foreign policy debate was carried by 11 cable and broadcast networks.
4
That's the irony in what is happening in the cable industry today.
5
Our family just passed our eleventh month of being cable TV free.
Usage of telegraph in English
1
In Australia there are now in operation twelve thousand miles of telegraph-wire.
2
Railways, post and telegraph were subject to exclusive use by the military.
3
By 1856 the telegraph was in use in the most populous states.
4
Miles upon miles of telegraph wires strung on poles labeled U. S.
5
In your automobile you may reach a telegraph-office in about five minutes.
6
No; because there is no telegraph from the mainland to the island.
7
The advent of railways has been slow in comparison with the telegraph.
8
A telegraph company had an office in the basement of the palace.
9
The same principle was utilised in his type-printing telegraph, patented in 1841.
10
The telephone is only second in practical importance to the electric telegraph.
11
Despite such setbacks, the telegraph became a crucial tool for American businesses.
12
Fluttering shapes arrive and land on the staves: birds on telegraph wires.
13
The things were on the bureau-thepens and ink and telegraph forms.
14
Mr. Collins, his colleague in the telegraph enterprise, shared in these attentions.
15
The news came by telegraph, and put him in a terrible temper.
16
The first telegraph wire was strung between Baltimore and Washington in 1844.
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Translations for telegraph
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Telegraph through the time
Telegraph across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common