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1 make (oneself) understood
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2 make (oneself) understood
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3 telegraph
nounTelegraf, der; attrib. Telegrafen-* * *1. noun1) (a system of sending messages using either wires and electricity or radio: Send it by telegraph.) der Telegraph2) (an instrument for this: Send the message on the telegraph.) der Telegraph2. verb1) (to send by telegraph: He telegraphed the time of his arrival.) telegraphieren2) (to inform by telegraph: He telegraphed us to say when he would arrive.) telegraphieren•- academic.ru/73840/telegrapher">telegrapher- telegraphy
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- telegraph pole* * *tele·graph[ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, AM -græf]by \telegraph telegrafischII. vt▪ to \telegraph sth [to sb] [jdm] etw telegrafieren; ( fig: make intentions clear) etw signalisieren [o zu verstehen geben]; ( fig: give advance indication of) etw ankündigen▪ to \telegraph sb jdm telegrafieren, jdn telegrafisch benachrichtigen\telegraph cable Telegrafenleitung f\telegraph message Telegramm nt\telegraph system Telegrafennetz nt* * *['telɪgrAːf]1. n1) (= apparatus) Telegraf m2) (= message) Telegramm nt2. vttelegrafisch übermitteln; message also telegrafieren; person telegrafieren (+dat); (fig) one's intentions, plans etc offenlegen3. vitelegrafieren* * *A s1. Telegraf m:by telegraph telegrafisch2. Telegramm nB v/t1. a) jemandem etwas telegrafierenb) jemanden telegrafisch benachrichtigen3. a) (durch Zeichen) zu verstehen geben, signalisierenC v/i1. telegrafieren (to dat oder an akk)2. Zeichen gebentel. abk1. telegram2. telegraph4. telephone Tel.teleg. abk1. telegram2. telegraph4. telegraphy* * *nounTelegraf, der; attrib. Telegrafen-telegraph pole — Telegrafenmast, der
* * *n.Telegraf -en m. v.telegrafieren v.telegraphieren v. -
4 telegraph
tele·graph [ʼtelɪgrɑ:f, Am -græf] nTelegraf m;by \telegraph telegrafisch vt1) ( send by telegraph)to \telegraph sth [to sb] [jdm] etw telegrafieren;(fig: give advance indication of) etw ankündigen2) ( inform by telegraph)to \telegraph sb jdm telegrafieren, jdn telegrafisch benachrichtigen nmodifier (key) Telegrafen-;\telegraph cable Telegrafenleitung f;\telegraph message Telegramm nt;\telegraph operator Telegrafist(in) m(f);\telegraph system Telegrafennetz nt
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