radiogram UK
ˈreɪ.di.əˌɡræm
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Definition of radiogram - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalTECH.UKimage produced by radiation like X-raysTECH.UK
  • The doctor examined the radiogram for any fractures.
radiograph
2.
communicationRareUKmessage sent by radio telegraphyRareUK
  • The ship received a radiogram with new instructions.
radiotelegram
3.
audio equipmentDatedUKdevice combining a radio and record playerDatedUK
  • They played old records on the vintage radiogram.
hi-fi stereo
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Images of radiogram

  • radiogram: image produced by radiation like X-rays
    image produced by radiation like X-rays
  • radiogram: device combining a radio and record player
    device combining a radio and record player

Origin of radiogram

Latin, radius (ray) + Greek, gramma (letter)

Examples of radiogram in a sentence

  • He studied the radiogram to diagnose the patient's condition.
  • The radiogram announced the end of the war.
  • He sent a radiogram to confirm his arrival.
  • He found an old radiogram in the attic.
  • The radiogram was a centerpiece in their living room.

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  1. French:radiogramme, ...
  2. German:Radiogramm, Funktelegramm, ...
  3. Italian:radiografia, radiogramma, ...
  4. Spanish:radiografía, radiograma, ...
  5. Portuguese:radiografia, radiograma, ...
  6. Chinese:X光片, 无线电报, ...
  7. Japanese:レントゲン写真, 無線電報, ...
  8. Arabic:صورة أشعة, بَرْقِيَة لاسِلْكِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַדְיוֹגְרַמָה, מַעֲרֶכֶת רָדִיוֹ-פָּטִיפוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:радиограмма, радиограммофон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:радіограма, радіотелеграма, ...
  12. Hindi:रेडियोग्राम, रेडियो संदेश, ...
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