antenna

/an-ten-uh/US // ænˈtɛn ə //UK // (ænˈtɛnə) //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural an·ten·nas for 1, an·ten·nae [an-ten-ee] /ænˈtɛn i/ for 2.
- : a conductor by which electromagnetic waves are sent out or received, consisting commonly of a wire or set of wires; aerial.
- : Zoology. one of the jointed, movable, sensory appendages occurring in pairs on the heads of insects and most other arthropods.

nounappendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics

Synonyms

Internal antennas provide better WiFi coverage, higher speed, and will permanently rid your home of dead zones.
The handle has the antenna built into it for FM reception, and folds down to act as a stand if you don’t mind your music blasting into the ground or table.
Not only are its signals much stronger at ground level, but the antennas for its microwave frequencies are about 10 times more directional than GPS antennas.
Your hand will block the signal, so the solution to that is multiple antennas that work around your hand position.
These are ground-based networks of antennas and GPS receivers.
The mission itself is simply a small computer powered by solar cells, with an antenna transmitting at 145.980 MHz.
You cannot just come up with a vampire who is green and has an antenna.
Holding a portable antenna high over his head, he surveyed the area as it emitted a series of telling bleeps.
Yet with the phone simply "on," the scientists found a significant change in brain activity in the areas closest to its antenna.
His cellphone, he says proudly, is the kind that still has an antenna, and he uses it, naturally, only to make phone calls.
For the antenna and lead-in and ground wires, Jessie purchased three hundred feet of copper wire, number fourteen.
I discovered a short between the automatic trigger and the ship's secondary communication .

/an-ten-uh/US // ænˈtɛn ə //UK // (ænˈtɛnə) //

天线

n.名词 noun

1
plural an·ten·nas for 1, an·ten·nae [an-ten-ee] /ænˈtɛn i/ for 2.
- : a conductor by which electromagnetic waves are sent out or received, consisting commonly of a wire or set of wires; aerial.
- : Zoology. one of the jointed, movable, sensory appendages occurring in pairs on the heads of insects and most other arthropods.

nounappendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics

Synonyms

Internal antennas provide better WiFi coverage, higher speed, and will permanently rid your home of dead zones.
The handle has the antenna built into it for FM reception, and folds down to act as a stand if you don’t mind your music blasting into the ground or table.
Not only are its signals much stronger at ground level, but the antennas for its microwave frequencies are about 10 times more directional than GPS antennas.
Your hand will block the signal, so the solution to that is multiple antennas that work around your hand position.
These are ground-based networks of antennas and GPS receivers.
The mission itself is simply a small computer powered by solar cells, with an antenna transmitting at 145.980 MHz.
You cannot just come up with a vampire who is green and has an antenna.
Holding a portable antenna high over his head, he surveyed the area as it emitted a series of telling bleeps.
Yet with the phone simply "on," the scientists found a significant change in brain activity in the areas closest to its antenna.
His cellphone, he says proudly, is the kind that still has an antenna, and he uses it, naturally, only to make phone calls.
For the antenna and lead-in and ground wires, Jessie purchased three hundred feet of copper wire, number fourteen.
I discovered a short between the automatic trigger and the ship's secondary communication .