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Перевод: radio

[существительное]
радио; радиовещание; радиоприемник ; радиограмма ;
[глагол]
передавать по радио; посылать радиограмму; радировать

Тезаурус:

1. For us, the Sixties were never more than a distant rumour overheard on Radio Caroline.
2. We arrived, toting our towels, watched the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes do their synchronised high kicks (a great bunch those Rockettes), the curtains parted in front of the screen, the symbol of the film studio appeared (I've always loved this part, but was it a lady or a lion?), and the title of the film zoomed forward: The Eddie Duchin Story , starring Tyrone Tower, my mother's favourite.
3. The opinion polls identify Mr Heseltine as the favoured successor to the Tory leadership, and he said in television and radio interviews yesterday that he would accept the "huge honour" if it came his way.
4. Ships are noisy places Ocean-going tankers and oil platforms are formidable places in terms of stray radio transmission.
5. The local radio is another useful means of advertising that can reach a wide audience of potential customers.
6. It was also given in-depth coverage on television and radio that evening, with News at Ten running it as the lead story in the first half of the programme and coming back to it again in the second.
7. An entertaining lunchtime programme performed by PHILIP MARTIN playing music by Gottschalk to be recorded for Radio Ulster's "The Classical Show" in the Elmwood Hall.
8. Yorkshire Radio raised pre-tax profits by 76 per cent to 1.4million in the year to September on turnover up 56per cent at 6.8million.
9. Piccadilly Radio D.J.
10. Just as there ought to be a Radio 2 equivalent of John Maddox's excellent Scientifically Speaking (which seems, unaccountably, to have disappeared), so such widely relevant debates should find a place on BBC 1.
11. THE BRITISH parliament, the fount of Western democracies, may soon adopt the technology of the radio station phone-in to prevent its members being sued for making defamatory remarks during debates that are broadcast to the nation.
12. Many County supporters believed the interview, in which the England international was impersonated by Radio Nottingham's sports presenter, Martin Fisher.
13. The lads had brought four dozen for their torches and Mick's radio.