telecommunication in Japanese
telecommunication in Japanese is 電気通信 — telecommunication means the technology of sending and receiving messages over a distance by electrical or electronic signals.
telecommunication in Japanese
電気通信
Pronounced: denkitsuushin
(uncountable) The science and technology of the communication of messages over a distance using electric, electronic or electromagnetic impulses. [1932]
What does "telecommunication" mean?
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noun The technology of sending and receiving messages over a distance by electrical or electronic signals.
"The country invested heavily in telecommunication to reach remote villages."
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noun A message sent over a distance by electrical or electronic means.
"The court records included telecommunications between the two offices."
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telecommunication in a sentence
- The country invested heavily in telecommunication to reach remote villages.
- Satellites are central to modern telecommunication.
- The court records included telecommunications between the two offices.
- Engineers traced the fault to a corrupted telecommunication.
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What is "telecommunication" in Japanese?
"telecommunication" in Japanese is 電気通信. telecommunication means: The technology of sending and receiving messages over a distance by electrical or electronic signals.
How do you pronounce 電気通信?
"telecommunication" in Japanese is 電気通信, pronounced "denkitsuushin".
How do you use "telecommunication" in a sentence?
Example: "The country invested heavily in telecommunication to reach remote villages." In Japanese, "telecommunication" is 電気通信.
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