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Definition of modulated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
controlled adjustmentadjusted or controlled in degree or intensity
- The modulated light created a cozy atmosphere.
2.
technologyTECH. altered in frequency or amplitudeTECH.
- The modulated signal was clear and strong.
Expressions with modulated
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changed by varying the strength of a signal
The amplitude-modulated signal was received clearly.
Origin of modulated
Latin, modulatus (measured)
Terms with modulated included in their meaning
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telecommunications
signal modulated to transmit information
communications
extract the original information from a modulated carrier wave
technology
device that extracts information from modulated signals
Examples of modulated in a sentence
Her modulated voice kept the audience engaged. The modulated waves improved the radio's reception. They used modulated frequencies for better communication.
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- French:modulé, ...
- German:moduliert, ...
- Italian:regolato, ...
- Spanish:ajustado, modulada, ...
- Portuguese:modulada, modulado, ...
- Chinese:调节的, 调制的, ...
- Japanese:調整された, 変調された, ...
- Arabic:مُعَدَّل, مُعَدَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְוֻסָּת, מְמוֹדֵל, ...
- Russian:регулируемый, модулированный, ...
- Ukrainian:модульований, ...
- Hindi:नियंत्रित, परिवर्तित, ...
Definition of modulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
soundtr./intr. change the pitch or tone of a soundtr./intr.
- She modulated her voice during the speech.
2.
adjustmenttr. regulate or adjust something to a desired leveltr.
- The engineer modulated the temperature settings.
3.
technologytr. TECH. adjust the frequency, amplitude, or pitch of a signaltr. TECH.
- The device can modulate the signal to improve clarity.
4.
musictr./intr. TECH. move from one key to another in musictr./intr. TECH.
- The song modulates to a different key in the chorus.
Origin of modulate
Latin, modulare (to measure)
Examples of modulate in a sentence
He learned to modulate the sound of the guitar. She modulated her voice to calm the audience. The technician modulated the radio frequency. Engineers can modulate the radio waves for better transmission. The technician had to modulate the audio signal for optimal sound quality. The pianist modulates seamlessly between keys.
During the performance, they modulate to a minor key.
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- French:moduler, réguler, ...
- German:modulieren, regulieren, ...
- Italian:modulare, regolare, ...
- Spanish:modular, regular, ...
- Portuguese:modular, ajustar, ...
- Chinese:调整, 调控, ...
- Japanese:調整する, 調節する, ...
- Arabic:عَدَّلَ, ضَبَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁנּוֹת אֶת גָּוֶן הַקּוֹל, לְוַסֵּת, ...
- Russian:модулировать, регулировать, ...
- Ukrainian:модулювати, регулювати, ...
- Hindi:स्वर बदलना, समायोजित करना, ...
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