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Funk | |
radio | radiocommunication |
funken | |
gen. | cable |
tech. | click; radio; spark; wireless |
funkend | |
gen. | flickeringly; transmitting |
funkt | |
gen. | transmits; radios |
Buhne | |
gen. | groyne |
Verteiler | |
comp. | distributor |
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funk; funk music | |||
radio (A part of a device that converts sound waves or mechanical movements into corresponding electric waves or impulses) | |||
radio | |||
broadcast; radio; wireless | |||
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wireless | |||
wireless (Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of communications that take place without the use of interconnecting wires or cables, such as by radio, microwave, or infrared) | |||
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radiocommunication | |||
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cable | |||
transmit via radio (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
click; radio; spark; wireless | |||
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transmits; radios | |||
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flickeringly; transmitting | |||
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radioed | |||
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radio | |||
German thesaurus | |||
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St. Funkstelle | |||
Funkstelle | |||
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funktional; funktionieren | |||
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Funktion; Funktionär |
Funk : 99 phrases in 13 subjects |
Automobiles | 2 |
Communications | 39 |
Earth sciences | 1 |
Economy | 3 |
Electronics | 12 |
Fish farming pisciculture | 1 |
Foreign trade | 1 |
General | 18 |
Mechanic engineering | 2 |
Natural sciences | 1 |
Optics branch of physics | 5 |
Radio | 4 |
Transport | 10 |