radiotelegraphs

[US]/ˌreɪdiəʊˈtelɪɡræfs/
[UK]/ˌreɪdioʊˈtelɪɡræfs/

Translation

n.A device or system for transmitting telegraphic messages by radio waves; a radiotelegraph machine or station.
v.To send telegraphic messages by radio waves; to transmit via radiotelegraph.

Phrases & Collocations

sending radiotelegraphs

radiotelegraph operator

received radiotelegraphs

radiotelegraph message

radiotelegraph system

radiotelegraph station

radiotelegraph service

radiotelegraph transmission

by radiotelegraph

radiotelegraphs arrived

Example Sentences

the operator sent urgent radiotelegraphs to the distant naval base.

maritime crews relied on radiotelegraphs for ship-to-shore communication.

early 20th century explorers used radiotelegraphs to report discoveries.

the military established a secure network of radiotelegraphs during the war.

scientists received breakthrough data through international radiotelegraphs.

commercial shipping companies maintained their own radiotelegraph systems.

the coastal station broadcast weather warnings via radiotelegraphs.

amateur radio enthusiasts sometimes operated makeshift radiotelegraphs.

historical radiotelegraphs are now displayed in maritime museums.

the telegram arrived after several failed attempts with radiotelegraphs.

governments monopolized radiotelegraph communication infrastructure for decades.

remote islands stayed connected through radiotelegraphs before satellite technology.

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