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1 microphone
مِجْهَر صَوتي \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. \ مِكْرُوفون \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. -
2 mike
مِجْهَر صَوتي \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. \ مِكْرُوفون \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. -
3 مجهر
مِجْهَر \ microscope: an instrument for examining very small things that are made to look larger when put close underneath its special curved glass. \ مِجْهَر صَوتي \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. -
4 مكروفون
مِكْرُوفون \ microphone: (often shortened to mike) an instrument for changing sound waves into electrical waves, in order to record them or make them sound louder: He sang into the microphone. \ مِكْرون (مكرومتر = 10< sup>-6</sup> متر) \ micron, micrometre.
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