telex in Greek
telex in Greek is τέλεξ — telex means a now largely obsolete network of teleprinters used to send typed messages over long distances, or a message sent that way.
telex in Greek
τέλεξ
Pronounced: telex
A network of teletypes.
What does "telex" mean?
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noun A now largely obsolete network of teleprinters used to send typed messages over long distances, or a message sent that way.
"Before fax machines and email, businesses sent urgent orders by telex."
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verb To send a message via such a network.
"The head office telexed instructions to the branch overnight."
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telex in a sentence
- Before fax machines and email, businesses sent urgent orders by telex.
- The head office telexed instructions to the branch overnight.
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What is "telex" in Greek?
"telex" in Greek is τέλεξ. telex means: A now largely obsolete network of teleprinters used to send typed messages over long distances, or a message sent that way.
How do you pronounce τέλεξ?
"telex" in Greek is τέλεξ, pronounced "telex".
How do you use "telex" in a sentence?
Example: "Before fax machines and email, businesses sent urgent orders by telex." In Greek, "telex" is τέλεξ.
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