transmitter in Japanese
transmitter in Japanese is トランスミッター, 送話器 — transmitter means a device that generates and sends out a signal, such as radio waves.
transmitter in Japanese
トランスミッター
Pronounced: toransumittā
One who or that which transmits something (in all senses).
送話器
Pronounced: sōwaki
One who or that which transmits something (in all senses).
What does "transmitter" mean?
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noun A device that generates and sends out a signal, such as radio waves.
"The radio station's transmitter sits atop the hill."
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transmitter in a sentence
- The radio station's transmitter sits atop the hill.
- They installed a new transmitter to boost the signal range.
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What is "transmitter" in Japanese?
"transmitter" in Japanese is トランスミッター, 送話器. transmitter means: A device that generates and sends out a signal, such as radio waves.
How do you pronounce トランスミッター?
"transmitter" in Japanese is トランスミッター, pronounced "toransumittā".
How do you use "transmitter" in a sentence?
Example: "The radio station's transmitter sits atop the hill." In Japanese, "transmitter" is トランスミッター, 送話器.
Are there other ways to say "transmitter" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "transmitter": トランスミッター, 送話器.
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