Synonyms and antonyms of Communicating by radio in British Thesaurus

CB (noun)

Citizens’ Band: a radio system that people, especially truck drivers, use for talking to one another

ham (noun)

someone who sends and receives radio messages for fun

over (adverb)

spoken used at the end of your turn in a radio conversation to show that you have finished speaking and the other person can speak

radio (noun)

a system of sending and receiving spoken messages by using electronic signals, for example the system used by the police or pilots

radio (noun)

the piece of equipment used for sending or receiving spoken messages using electronic signals

radio (verb)

to communicate with someone using a radio

roger (interjection)

used for saying that you have received and understood a radio message

scramble (verb)

to change the form of a radio message so that only someone with special equipment can understand it

ship-to-shore (adjective)

ship-to-shore communication is between someone on a ship and someone on land

sign off ()

to end a conversation by radio or computer

telegraph (noun)

a method of communicating by sending electric signals through wires or by radio waves

transceiver (noun)

a radio used for sending and receiving messages

transponder (noun)

a piece of electronic equipment used for communicating with radio or radar. It sends a reply every time that it receives a signal.

walkie-talkie (noun)

a small radio that you can carry and use for communicating with someone else who also has one