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CQ

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Noun — An abbreviation used by radio operators meaning "calling any station" — a general call inviting any listener to respond.

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Etymology

It is borrowed from French CQ.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “CQ” mean?
The word “CQ” means an abbreviation used by radio operators meaning "calling any station" — a general call inviting any listener to respond. In plain terms, radio shorthand for "is anyone out there listening" — a general call to start a conversation.
How do you use “CQ” in a sentence?
Here is “CQ” used in a sentence: “The amateur radio operator sent out a CQ, hoping someone would answer from another country.”
What part of speech is “CQ”?
“CQ” is a noun.

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