 |
noun | verb | to phrases
| |||
| Radio n; Dudelkasten ugs. : Radio; anfunken; Funkgerät n | |||
| senden (drahtlos) | |||
| Funkempfang (A part of a device that converts sound waves or mechanical movements into corresponding electric waves or impulses); Funk m (A part of a device that converts sound waves or mechanical movements into corresponding electric waves or impulses); Radiowellen (Electromagnetic waves longer than about 0.3 mm (frequencies lower than about 1 THz). Radio is used to transmit a wide variety of signals, using various frequency ranges and types of modulation, such as AM and FM broadcasts, microwave relays, and television broadcasts) | |||
| Funk m; Funkgerät n; Handfunkgerät n | |||
| Funk m; funken; Funkenbildung f; Hörfunk m; Radioapparat m; Radioempfänger m; Radiogerät n; Rundfunk m; Rundfunkempfänger m; Rundfunkgerät n | |||
| Funk… in Zusammensetzungen | |||
| |||
| Radio- n (Prefix denoting radioactivity) | |||
| |||
| Radioapparat m; Rundfunkapparat veraltet | |||
| |||
| Radio n | |||
| |||
| funken | |||
| übertragen | |||
| |||
| funkte | |||
| |||
| funkt | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
| |||
| A general expression applied to the use of radio waves | |||
| ra; rdo | |||
| radio: 1809 phrases in 70 subjects |