Radio Transmitter

Pronunciation: /ˈreɪdiˌoʊ ˈtrænzmɪtər/

Definitions of radio transmitter

noun a piece of equipment used to broadcast radio signals

Example Sentences

A1 A radio transmitter sends out signals to communicate with other devices.

A2 My uncle is an amateur radio operator who built his own radio transmitter.

B1 The radio transmitter on the ship is used to communicate with the mainland.

B2 The radio transmitter's signal strength was too weak to reach the rescue team.

C1 The military uses advanced radio transmitters for secure communication.

C2 The radio transmitter's frequency modulation allows for clearer transmission of audio signals.

Examples of radio transmitter in a Sentence

formal The radio transmitter is a crucial piece of equipment for broadcasting news updates.

informal Make sure to bring the radio transmitter with you to the event so we can tune in to the live broadcast.

slang I heard the radio transmitter is top-notch, so we should have crystal clear reception.

figurative His words were like a radio transmitter, sending out messages loud and clear to everyone in the room.

Grammatical Forms of radio transmitter

• plural: radio transmitters
• comparative: more radio transmitter
• superlative: most radio transmitter
• present tense: transmitting radio
• future tense: will transmit radio
• perfect tense: has transmitted radio
• continuous tense: is transmitting radio
• singular: radio transmitter
• positive degree: radio transmitter
• infinitive: to transmit radio
• gerund: transmitting radio
• participle: transmitted radio

Origin and Evolution of radio transmitter

First Known Use: 1904 year

Language of Origin: Latin and English

Story behind the word: The word 'radio transmitter' originated from the combination of the Latin word 'radius' meaning 'ray' or 'beam' and the English word 'transmitter' meaning 'a device that transmits signals'.

Evolution of the word: The term 'radio transmitter' was first used in 1904 to describe a device that emits electromagnetic waves to carry information. Over time, the technology and usage of radio transmitters have evolved to include various types and applications in communication and broadcasting.