teletype in Greek
teletype in Greek is τηλέτυπο — teletype means an old machine that automatically prints out messages received over a wire, using ordinary letters rather than Morse code.
teletype in Greek
τηλέτυπο
Pronounced: tiletypo
(historical) A telegraph that automatically prints transmitted messages in letters rather than Morse code or other symbols, typically resembling a typewriter in appearance.
What does "teletype" mean?
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noun An old machine that automatically prints out messages received over a wire, using ordinary letters rather than Morse code.
"The newsroom's teletype clattered out wire reports all through the night."
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teletype in a sentence
- The newsroom's teletype clattered out wire reports all through the night.
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What is "teletype" in Greek?
"teletype" in Greek is τηλέτυπο. teletype means: An old machine that automatically prints out messages received over a wire, using ordinary letters rather than Morse code.
How do you pronounce τηλέτυπο?
"teletype" in Greek is τηλέτυπο, pronounced "tiletypo".
How do you use "teletype" in a sentence?
Example: "The newsroom's teletype clattered out wire reports all through the night." In Greek, "teletype" is τηλέτυπο.
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