Pronunciation: /viː eɪtʃ ɛf/
noun Very High Frequency, a range of radio frequencies typically used for communication purposes
A1 VHF radios are commonly used for communication on boats.
A2 Do you know how to operate a VHF radio in case of an emergency?
B1 The VHF frequency range is commonly used for broadcasting radio and television signals.
B2 Pilots rely on VHF communication systems to communicate with air traffic control.
C1 The VHF band is known for its high frequency range and ability to transmit data over long distances.
C2 Advanced VHF technology allows for secure and encrypted communication between military units.
formal The aircraft uses VHF radio communication to stay in contact with air traffic control.
informal Make sure you tune in to the VHF channel to listen to the latest updates.
slang I heard the VHF reception is better on this radio compared to others.
figurative Her voice cut through the noise like a VHF signal in a crowded room.
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