RADIOTELEGRAPH MEANING IN HINDI - EXACT MATCHES

radiotelegraph     sound icon रेडिओटेलिग्राफ / रेडियोटेलेग्राफ / रेडिओटेलेग्राफ
RADIOTELEGRAPH = बेतार संप्रेषण
Usage : The ship communicated with land using radiotelegraph.
उदाहरण : बेतार संप्रेषण की खोज ने दूरस्थ संचार को क्रांतिकारी बनाया।
[pr.{betar sanapreShaN} ] (Noun) +10
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RADIOTELEGRAPH = बेतार का तार
उदाहरण : बेतार का तार का विकास दूरस्थ संचार को क्रांति ला दी।
[pr.{betar ka tar} ] (Noun) 0

OTHER RELATED WORDS

RADIOTELEGRAPHY = बेतार संप्रेषण
Usage : The military used radiotelegraphy to communicate during the war.
[pr.{betar sanapreShaN} ] (Noun) +11
RADIOTELEGRAPHIC SIGNAL = रेडियोटेलीग्राफिक सिग्नल करना
Usage : The technician radiotelegraphic signals to the ships at sea to ensure their safety.
उदाहरण : तकनीशियन ने समुद्र में जहाजों को सुरक्षा सुनिश्चित करने के लिए रेडियोटेलीग्राफिक सिग्नल किया।

Definition of Radiotelegraph

  • telegraphy that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire
  • the use of radio to send telegraphic messages (usually by Morse code)

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Meaning Summary

Radiotelegraph Meanings: बेतार संप्रेषण, बेतार का तार

Synonym/Similar Words: wireless telegraphy, wireless telegraph, radiotelegraphy