radiotelephone (Meaning)
Wordnet
radiotelephone (n)
telephony that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire
a telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cables
Webster
radiotelephone (n.)
A wireless telephone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of radiotelephone
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radiotelephone Sentence Examples
- The emergency responders dispatched the incident report via radiotelephone.
- The ship's radiotelephone crackled with a distress call from a nearby vessel.
- The pilot used the aircraft's radiotelephone to communicate with the control tower.
- The expedition team relied on radiotelephones to stay connected in the remote wilderness.
- The old military camp had a radiotelephone in its command post for long-distance communication.
- The construction workers on the skyscraper used radiotelephones to coordinate their movements.
- The oceanographer deployed a radiotelephone-equipped buoy to monitor marine life.
- The astronauts on the International Space Station used radiotelephones to speak with Earth.
- The radiotelephone became a vital tool for search and rescue operations after the natural disaster.
- The amateur radio operator enjoyed using the radiotelephone to communicate with people around the world.
FAQs About the word radiotelephone
telephony that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire, a telephone that communicates by radio waves rather than along cablesA wireless telephone.
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The emergency responders dispatched the incident report via radiotelephone.
The ship's radiotelephone crackled with a distress call from a nearby vessel.
The pilot used the aircraft's radiotelephone to communicate with the control tower.
The expedition team relied on radiotelephones to stay connected in the remote wilderness.
