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Pronunciation / Transliteration: sōshinki
"送信機から電波が発せられています。"
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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
Late Middle English: from Latin transmissor, from transmittere 'send across' (see transmit).
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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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