Examples of using Radios in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Audio equipment for the schools' radios.
Our radios went silent about 50 miles out.
Personal radios back-to-back on 2.
They're tracking our signals! All radios off! Cell phones, everything!
Like crystal radios.
Crystal radios.
Chattering On Police Radios Continues.
The radio station will also promote the emergence of media pluralism in the country through a network of radios offering local communities a forum for discussion and debate.
I'm out two Kevlar vests that burned in the car, two hand-held radios, a shotgun, and I'm about to lose this idiot here for a week or two of medical.
XBee radios have two PWM outputs
VHF radios were relied on for some time, but this radio system, because it is linked to the police and military, was cut off too.
Support to and maintenance of a high-frequency network(VHF), consisting of 100 handheld radios, 24 mobile radios and 2 base stations.
Support and maintenance of a high frequency(HF) network consisting of 893 mobile radios with a global positioning system(GPS) option and 134 base stations(data-capable).
Support and maintenance of 496 high frequency(HF) base station/mobile radios, 2,087 very high frequency(VHF) radios and 50 associated repeaters.
Support and maintenance of a high-frequency network(HF) consisting of 873 mobile radios with Global Positioning System(GPS) option and 104 base stations(data-capable).
The Unit installs and maintains vehicle-mounted radios on which operational and safety communications depend.
Deployment of additional 77 HF mobile radios and 231 satellite phones for effective communication between MONUSCO integrated teams.
The National Civil Police is in the process of installing a very modern communications system and most of its vehicles contain mobile radios.
Radios and television sets are pretuned to Government channels and there are punishments against those who disobey, although leniency may come from the inspectors at a price;
The support and maintenance of a higher-than-planned number of trunking radios was due primarily to the further development of a secured communications infrastructure, which consequently required additional radios.