telegraph

美音：['telə.ɡræf] 英音：['telɪ.ɡrɑːf]

简单释义：

v.打电报；电告；用电报发送（电文）；（无意中）流露（思想）

n.电报（通信方式）

网络电报机；电讯报；每日电讯报

变形：

复数：telegraphs 现在分词：telegraphing 过去式：telegraphed

完整释义：

1.电报机
2.电报
3.电讯
4.(运动比赛等的)报分牌
5.车钟
6.信号机
7.(船上驾驶台与轮机之间的)传令钟
8.揭示板
9.通信器
10.无意中暴露自己的意图

1.打电报,用电报通知[传送信息],电告
2.给...打电报
3.电汇
4.在揭示板上示出(比分等)
5.无意中流露
6.流露;显示
7.不胫而走地传遍
8.使一头儿逐渐地尖细:
9.一端逐渐地变细:
10.逐渐减少:

例句：

He had been "mesmerising" at the table, he told the Telegraph in his last whispered interview, and with practice he could be so again.
球场上他曾经光芒四射，在最后的一次耳语般的采访中他告诉《电讯报》：只要稍加训练，他还可以重振雄风。
One of the bravest men that I ever saw was a fellow on top of a telegraph pole in the midst of a furious fire fight in Tunisia.
我所见过的最勇敢的好汉，是在突尼斯一次激烈的战斗中，爬到电话竿上的一个通讯兵。
The Daily Telegraph newspaper said the drawing of Sarah Brown "bears scant resemblance to her" .
《每日电讯报》称，莎拉•布朗的肖像画“和她本人不怎么像”。
Tom was deeply interested in the telegraph which had been invented just before he was born.
电报技术是在汤姆出生前不久问世的。汤姆对它深感兴趣。
"Some drivers just lift off the throttle and end up in your way, " Hamilton is quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.
“某些车手仅仅是松开油门然后在你的赛车线上结束他们的单圈”汉密尔顿的话被日报引用到。
In Phase I, communications and media policy primarily referred to the emerging technologies of telegraph, telephony and wireless.
在第一阶段，传播与媒介政策主要涉及的对象是新兴的电报、电话和无线电技术。
This was a new section for the fashion and beauty site, showcasing products that have been hand picked by the Telegraph's experts.
这是时尚与美网站的一个新的部分，用来展示Telegraph的专家亲手挑选的产品。
we only advertised it a couple of days ago , " o ' neill told daily telegraph" .
“我们几天前才登出广告，”奥尼尔对每日电讯报说。

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