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1.['waɪəlɪs]adjective1) (esp. Computing) drahtlos2) (Brit. dated) see academic.ru/59973/radio">radio 2.2. noun1) (Brit. dated) Radio, das2) (telegraphy) Funk, derby wireless — über Funk (Akk.)
* * ** * *wire·less[ˈwaɪələs, AM -ɚ-]I. n<pl -es>▪ by \wireless über [Rund]funk▪ on the \wireless im Rundfunk [o Radio\wireless telegraphy drahtlose Telegrafie* * *['waIəlɪs] (esp Brit dated)1. n1) Radio nt, Rundfunkgerät nt, Radioapparat m2) (= radio) Rundfunk m; (also wireless telegraphy) drahtlose Telegrafie; (also wireless telephony) drahtlose Übertragung, drahtloses Telefonwireless operator (on ship, plane) — Funker( in) m(f)
2. vtfunken; base etc anfunken3. vifunken* * *A adj1. drahtlos, Funk…:2. obs besonders Br Radio…, Rundfunk…:wireless set → Bon the wireless im Radio oder RundfunkC v/t eine Nachricht etc funkenD v/i drahtlos telegrafieren, funken* * *1.['waɪəlɪs]adjective1) (esp. Computing) drahtlos2) (Brit. dated) see radio 2.2. noun1) (Brit. dated) Radio, das2) (telegraphy) Funk, derby wireless — über Funk (Akk.)
* * *(UK) n.Radio -s n.Radioapparat m. adj.drahtlos adj. -
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(DE) Funker {r}; (EN) radioman; radioman, radiomen; radiomen; sparks; wireless officer; wireless operator -
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ˈwar·rant of·fic·ern ranghöchster Unteroffizier* * *nRang zwischen Offizier und Unteroffizier* * *WO abk* * *(military) n.Stabsfeldwebel m. -
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8 rádiókezelő
(EN) radioman; radioman, radiomen; radiomen; wireless operator -
9 rádiótávírász
(EN) radioman; radioman, radiomen; radiomen; wireless operator
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