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Meanings of wireless telephone in English
Catalan
radiotelefonia 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
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.
Usage of wireless telephone in English
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.
6
Upon the platform were numerous wireless telephone sets that had been received for the competition.
7
When you listen in on a wireless telephone you will be uncontestably conscious of this.
8
One cannot perfect a transcontinental telephone line nor a transatlantic wireless telephone in a garret.
9
One inventor spoke of the possibilities of wireless telephone.
10
There's hardly anything you can think of that you can't hear over the wireless telephone.
11
I shall hear you over the wireless telephone.
12
Here was and is the wireless telephone.
13
One in four U.S. households now has only wireless telephone service, a recent U.S. government study has found.
14
Shown is the diagram from a 1908 patent application for a portable wireless telephone-requiringa matched pair, however.
15
See what we have done in electricity, look at the telephone, telegraph, wireless and now the wireless telephone.
16
It was precisely as if she were catching by wireless telephone the whispered instructions of my friend 'E.
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United Kingdom
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