dit in Japanese
dit in Japanese is トン — dit means in Morse code, the short signal represented by a dot (as opposed to a "dah").
dit in Japanese
トン
Pronounced: ton
The spoken representation of a dot in radio and telegraph Morse code.
What does "dit" mean?
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noun In Morse code, the short signal represented by a dot (as opposed to a "dah").
"The operator tapped out a quick dit-dit-dah."
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verb A dialect word (Scots and northern English) meaning to block or close up an opening.
"They ditted the drainpipe with a rag to stop the leak."
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dit in a sentence
- The operator tapped out a quick dit-dit-dah.
- They ditted the drainpipe with a rag to stop the leak.
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What is "dit" in Japanese?
"dit" in Japanese is トン. dit means: In Morse code, the short signal represented by a dot (as opposed to a "dah").
How do you pronounce トン?
"dit" in Japanese is トン, pronounced "ton".
How do you use "dit" in a sentence?
Example: "The operator tapped out a quick dit-dit-dah." In Japanese, "dit" is トン.
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