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radio English

Meaning radio meaning

What does radio mean?
Definitions in simple English

radio Noun

— A radio is piece of electronic equipment that sends or receives signals though the air and plays voice, music, or other sounds. I used to carry a small radio, but now I have an MP3 player. When I'm in the car, I usually listen to the radio. The news will be on the radio in about five minutes. CBC 99.1 FM is my favorite radio station. The pilot tried to contact the airport over the radio.

radio Verb

— If you radio someone, you send a message to them using a radio. — If you radio a message, you send it to someone using a radio.

radio

— noun medium for communication — noun (= radio receiver) an electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals — noun a communication system based on broadcasting electromagnetic waves — verb transmit messages via radio waves he radioed for help — adjective indicating radiation or radioactivity radiochemistry

Synonyms radio synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as radio?

radio English » English

wireless radio set receiving set receiver tuner radiocommunication radio receiver broadcasting broadcast wireless set transmit transceiver radio-receiver wireless telegraph wireless receiver transistor radio transistor television telegraph telecommunication tape recorder send out relay receiving-set radium radiotelephone radiophone radioactive radio- radio message radio engineering radiate rad press music mass media emanative disseminate broadcast listener aether MC

Topics radio topics

What do people use radio to talk about?
Language and thought Communication

Mass communication
Language and thought Communication Mass communication

Radio, television

  • What words refer to different kinds of mass communication?
    radio television
Language and thought Communication Mass communication

Communication devices
Social behavior Government Government functions

Police

Conjugation radio conjugation

How do you conjugate radio?

radio · verb

Examples radio examples

How do I use radio in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I'm fixing the radio which I found on my way home.
Please turn on the radio.
Turn the radio up a little.
The radio is a bit loud.
He is listening to the radio.
I told them again to turn down the radio.
I'm fixing the radio that I found on my way home.
The boys have ruined the radio.
She worked for the radio station.
The radio on the desk is a Sony.
Can you fix the broken radio?
While listening to the radio, I fell asleep.
I'm listening to the radio.
Who is the inventor of the radio?
Shut off the radio.
Turn off the radio, please.
I took the radio apart to repair it.
Will it bother you if I turn on the radio?
Turn on the radio.
Radio is a great invention.
The radio gave a warning of bad weather.
Will you give me your radio for my bicycle?
Can I borrow your radio?
Do you mind if I turn on the radio?
Do you mind my turning on the radio?

Movie subtitles

I call through the radio of my car.
Yes, by contacting them on the radio.
You were at the radio?
It is necessary to know. Was there a radio where you were?
After all, radio signals travel at the speed of light.
Radio waves or TV signals have recognisable patterns, so shostack and other scientists are listening for deliberate signals from an alien planet.
Our ultra-high frequency and microwave radio signals have been expanding into space at the speed of light.
These radio, radar, and television signals fill a sphere nearly 1 00 light years in diameter, so any civilisation within 1 00 light years of Earth might be hearing our voices or watching our television shows.
You never mentioned a radio tower!
In charge of the Moscow radio station was Engineer Los.
Each reminder of the mysterious radio transmission made his fantasy grow that much stronger.
Good evening, radio fans.
I just had a radio from them on the boat.
You're through in pictures and plays and vaudeville. and radio and everything.
American physicists and engineers had detected radio emission from the Universe.
Where did that radio emission come from?
Which is emitted as radio emission.
It was impossible to do scientific experiments in those times, especially when this had to do with radio techniques.
Fortunately the Dutch Telecommunication Service (PTT) had moved several german radar dishes from the dunes to the radio station at Kootwijk.
We do see the old main building of the radio station and a few other buildings.
In addition Muller was also an active radio amateur.
In the end of 1950 he came to work at the Dutch Foundation for Radio-emission from the Sun and the Milky Way Galaxy.
In March 1952, just before the new receiver was finished, I went to Kootwijk for a month and a half to calibrate our radio telescope.
Together with a technician from radio station Kootwijk we improved the existing scale-indicators.
Each observation was a registration oi the radio emission as a function of wavelength or frequency I have an example here.
This registration starts as a wiggling line near zero where there is no radio emission.
It rises to a maximum, a lot of radio emission.
It recorded the hydrogen radio emission at different frequencies.
MY FRIEND JEFF'S GONE RADIO SILENT, TOO.
MAN 2 (over radio): One on the gate.
MAN (over radio): Inmate reception, inmate reception.
Radio for Miss Kay Arnold.
Radio for Miss Kay Arnold. Woman overboard.
RADIO ANNOUNCER: It is now 2:00 a.m., Eastern Standard Time.
Mine's got a radio and a bathroom with running water.
All radio cars.
Ace happened to be listening in on the radio.
Radio?
Friday there was no ballgame, so we listen to it over the radio.
Brown, make arrangements for a radio broadcast.
No, have Lefty radio all the cars.

News and current affairs

So I appeal to all of you working for newspapers, radio, and television stations outside the United States: it is to you that we - including those of us in America - must look to discover what our own government is doing.
Today's Kremlin, however, is full of clever ideas about how to control and intimidate newspapers, radio, and television.
Refugees are not an Eastern European problem, a Polish journalist told National Public Radio in the United States, because these countries did not participate in the decision to bomb Libya (neither did Germany).
Microsoft's action raises a key question: can the Internet really be a force for freedom that repressive governments cannot control as easily as newspapers, radio, and television?
Radio and television shook up the newspaper industry.
I encounter these questions everywhere: in Mexico City and the provinces; on radio programs and university campuses; among ordinary people, psychology students, and health professionals.
Pundits who make it into newspaper opinion pages or onto television and radio must have good track records; otherwise, they would have been weeded out.
To be sure, television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and Internet sites have been hyping financial misconduct, awakening and shaping the type of emotional responses that often have a powerful influence on financial markets.
But most farmers had no access to radio, television, or daily newspapers.
Perhaps because what came over the radio was so predictable, people sought alternative news from the BBC Swahili Service.
When news of the group's arrival was announced on Chad's radio, former victims began to line up at the courthouse to tell their stories.
These were publicly reported and discussed on TV and radio.
The one positive feature of the reforms - a scheme aimed at ensuring equal radio and television airtime for parties during electoral campaigns - was tainted by serious legislative omissions.
At the conclusion of a recent broadcast, Radio Sofia slipped in a throwaway sentence about the fact that 190 bomb shelters in the capital built in Soviet times remain in good condition and are prepared to accept the public.
Not many Africans, even among those who are knowledgeable in world affairs, had ever heard of Radio Milles Collines, the most blatant instrument of the Rwandan genocide.
We need a game changer, like the integrated circuit, radio, or electricity.
India gave asylum to fleeing students and a base for their resistance movement (along with some financial help), and supported a newspaper and a radio station that propagated the democratic voice.
There are literally hundreds of websites, radio programs, and TV networks that specialize in anti-Muslim and anti-Islam propaganda.
CCTV falls under the control of the Propaganda Department and the Ministry of Radio, Film, and Television.
Those events were preceded by a propaganda campaign in which government-controlled newspapers, television stations, and radio broadcasters took part.
Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson made such an unexpected discovery in 1965, when their attempts to reduce the noise in their state-of-the-art radio antenna led them to discern the cosmic microwave background.
This ethos produced some of the twentieth century's most important discoveries in science and technology, including the foundations of radio astronomy in 1932 and the invention of the transistor in 1947.
Radio call-in shows have burgeoned and public discourse is at its most lively.
Radio and TV enjoyed the same built-in audience.
Whereas in 1978 there were only 186 newspapers and a handful of magazines and broadcast outlets, today China has roughly 2,200 newspapers, 9,000 magazines, 1,000 radio stations, and 420 TV stations, plus a growing proliferation of cable TV outlets.

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