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1 wireless
بي سيم ، تلگراف بي سيم، با بي سيم تلگرافمخابرهكر مخابرهكردن ،(انگليس) راديو -
2 wireless telegraphy
تلگراف بيسيم -
3 беспроволочный (-ая, -ое, -ые)
صفت wireless(adj. & vt. & n.) بی سیم، تلگراف بی سیم، با بی سیم تلگراف مخابره کردن، (انگلیس) رادیو -
4 бортрадист
............................................................1. wireless/radio operator............................................................2. signaller -
5 радио
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6 радиограмма
........................................................................................................................2. radiogram(n.) عکسبرداری به وسیله اشعه مجهول، پیام رادیو تلگرافی، پیام رادیویی، پرتونگاره -
7 радиомачта
............................................................1. radio-mast............................................................ -
8 радиооборудование
خنثی wireless/radio equipment -
9 радиоприбор
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10 радиоприёмник
............................................................1. radio(vt. & n.) رادیو، رادیویی، با رادیو مخابره کردن، پیام رادیویی فرستادن........................................................................................................................3. wireless(adj. & vt. & n.) بی سیم، تلگراف بی سیم، با بی سیم تلگراف مخابره کردن، (انگلیس) رادیو............................................................4. receiver(n.) گیرنده، دریافت کننده، دستگاه گیرنده، گوشی، متصدی دریافت -
11 радиосвязь
مونث wireless/radio communication/contact -
12 радиостанция
مونث wireless/radio station -
13 радиотелеграфия
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