telegraphy

英 [təˈleɡrəfi]

美 [təˈleɡrəfi]

n.  电报通讯术

电力

BNC.38894 / COCA.41666

牛津词典

noun

• 电报通讯术
  the process of sending messages by telegraph

英英释义

noun

• apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code)
  Synonym:telegraph
• communicating at a distance by electric transmission over wire

双语例句

• He obtained patents in such fields as telegraphy.
  他在电信技术领域获得多项专利。
• Marconi shares the Nobel Prize in physics, with Karl Ferdinand Braun for their work in the development of wireless telegraphy.
  马可尼和卡尔。费迪南德。布劳恩共同获得诺贝尔物理奖，以表彰他们开发无线电报技术。
• Thomas Edison invents multiplex telegraphy.
  托马斯.爱迪生发明多路复用电报。
• Use Clustering Data Mining Technology to Providing Against Fraudulent Behavior in Telegraphy
  运用聚类数据挖掘技术预防电信业中的欺诈行为
• Combined microphone/ speaker set for telephony or telegraphy
  组合传声器/扬声器，电话或电报用
• Wireless telegraphy, the phonograph and the radio are based on this law.
  无线电报，留声机和无线电广播都基于这个法则。
• Telegraphy that uses transmission by radio rather than by wire.
  用无线电多于电缆的电报。
• Modern technical developments ( telegraphy, radio, aeroplanes, motor vehicles, railways, steamships, etc.) have added to the possibilities of planning in war.
  近代技术（有线电、无线电、飞机、汽车、铁道、轮船等）的发达，又使战争的计划性增大了可能。
• Research on the development situation of the toll telephone and telegraphy service
  长话与电报业务发展态势研究
• He taught Edison railway telegraphy.
  他教爱迪生铁路电报技术。