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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesémetteur
Pronunciation / Transliteration: émetteur
"L'émetteur radio est tombé en panne."
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An electronic device that produces radio waves with an antenna for the purpose of broadcasting.
"The radio transmitter sent the signal across the entire valley."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'transmitter' originates from the Latin root 'transmittere', which means 'to send across'. It evolved through Middle English and has been used in various contexts since the early 20th century, particularly in telecommunications.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Transmitter" is said worldwide
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émetteur
Transliteration: émetteur
"L'émetteur radio est tombé en panne."
Sender
Transliteration: Sender
"Der Sender strahlt das Signal aus."
trasmettitore
Transliteration: trasmettitore
"Il trasmettitore invia i dati al satellite."
transmisor
Transliteration: transmisor
"El transmisor de radio necesita baterías nuevas."
transmissor
Transliteration: transmissor
"O transmissor foi instalado no telhado."
ट्रांसमीटर
Transliteration: transmīṭar
"रेडियो ट्रांसमीटर सिग्नल भेज रहा है।"
发射器
Transliteration: fāshèqì
"无线电发射器覆盖了整个区域。"
송신기
Transliteration: songsingi
"송신기가 고장 나서 신호가 끊겼습니다."
送信機
Transliteration: sōshinki
"送信機から電波が発せられています。"
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