radio telephone发音

意思翻译

无线电话

相似词语短语

telephone───n.（美）电话；电话机；电话耳机；vt.打电话给…；vi.打电话

radio───vi.用无线电进行通信；n.收音机；无线电广播设备；n.(Radio)人名；(西)拉迪奥；vt.用无线电发送

telephone contact───电话联系方式

telephone exchange───电话局；电话交换台

telephone boxes───n.电话亭( telephone box的名词复数 )；[通信]电话室

radio wave───n.无线电波

radio waves───[电子]无线电波

telephone call───打电话；[通信]电话呼叫

emergency telephone───应急电话；紧急电话

双语使用场景

Radio, television, telephone, this computer I am writing on and the World Wide Web are all forms of leverage.───收音机、电视机、电话、这台我正在写字的电脑和互联网都是各种形式的工具。

Marconi's conception of the radio was as a substitute for the telephone, a tool for private conversation.───马可尼构想的无线电是作为电话的替代品，一种私人交谈的工具。

Strict rules ban any musical instrument, cigarettes, games, and singing, not to mention radio, television, telephone, telegraph, and newspaper.───严格，禁止任何乐器、香烟、游戏、唱歌，更不用提收音机、电视机、电报和报纸了。

Then he made a radio telephone call to captain of a ship to ask for help .───接着他给一个船长打了一通无线电话，请求帮助。这位船长同意…

I was riding in the so-called White House press "pool" car, a telephone company vehicle equipped with a mobile radio-telephone.───我坐在所谓白宫记者专车里。这是电话公司的汽车，装有机动无线电话。

If you put different communication technologies on this logarithmic graph, television, radio, telephone were adopted in decades.───如果你把不同的通信科技放在这个对数图上，电视，收音机，电话都用了几十年才被采用。

Radio, telephone, and telegraph are means by which man has extended the range of his senses of hearing and speech.───收音机、电话和电报都是人们扩大听说能力范围的手段。

With the use of laser beams to carry radio, telephone, and TV messages, communications on earth can be improved greatly.───用激光来传送无线电电话和电视信息，地面上的通讯就可以大大改善。

Radio, telephone, and newspaper quickly communicates news to all parts of the world.───广播，电话和报纸能迅速地把消息传递到全世界。

英语使用场景

The traditional methods are radio, telephone line and leased line.

Utopia . This is Nutcracker . Icebreaker assistance is now commencing , keep a continuous radio telephone listening watch.

Long Range Radio Telephone?

As recently as 1976, radio telephone providers in New York City could handle only 545 mobile telephone customers at a time—an absurdly small number by current standards.