radiotelephonic

Thân thiện

A pilot makes a radiotelephonic call to the control tower.

Definition

Adjective: - Relating to or using radiotelephony: Describes anything connected to the technology, system, or process of transmitting telephone signals via radio waves, rather than through physical wires.

Usage

This is a technical adjective used to describe equipment, systems, communication, or signals that operate via radiotelephony. - It typically modifies nouns like communication, system, equipment, link, or signal. - Example: The ship maintained radiotelephonic contact with the coast guard.

Examples

• The early aviators relied on radiotelephonic equipment for navigation updates.
• A clear radiotelephonic signal was essential for the emergency coordination.
• The investigation focused on the radiotelephonic logs from the control tower.

Advanced Usage

• Radiotelephonic procedures: Refers to the standardized protocols and phrases (like using "over" and "out") used in voice radio communication.
  • Pilots must be proficient in radiotelephonic procedures.

Variants and Related Words

• Radiotelephony (noun): The technology or process of transmitting telephone messages via radio.
  • Radiotelephony was a major advancement over Morse code for ship-to-shore communication.
• Radiotelephone (noun): A device used for such communication.
  • He picked up the radiotelephone to call for assistance.

Synonyms

• Wireless telephonic (less common)
• Radio-telephone (when used attributively, e.g., )

Notes

• radiotelephonic is a formal, technical term most common in historical, aeronautical, maritime, or telecommunications contexts.
• In modern everyday language, terms like radio communication, wireless call, or simply radio are more frequently used for similar concepts.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. relating to or by means of radiotelephony

Từ đồng nghĩa

• radiophonic