Examples of using Shortwave in English and their translations into Serbian
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Jazz on the shortwave.
Shortwave, and I prefer señor Cyclone.
Have you got shortwave in there?
Just caught the latest NWS bulletin on the shortwave.
I've got a shortwave radio.
Some of my little friends say there is no shortwave.
That is a shortwave radio.
A shortwave radio, a number station, our number station.
Tommy's on shortwave.
They're shortwave… so they should still work.
And I've got the town's shortwave in the COMCEN.
You're on shortwave to Bow Street Police Station.
I couldn't attack my own country on enemy shortwave.
But we have a shortwave radio.
Sir. We have an incoming message from the Americans. On the shortwave.
This thing has shortwave, doesn't it?
This is Station 7 in Nebraska,broadcasting on the shortwave band.
I've just received a shortwave radio transmission from Jack Hall.
According to the Pentagon, victims were all using shortwave radios.
I've just received a shortwave radio transmission from Jack Hall.
All divisional commanders will be in touch with me by shortwave radio.
Numbers stations are shortwave radio stations of unidentified origin.
In April 1935, the tower was used to make experimental low-resolution television transmissions,using a shortwave transmitter of 200 watts power.
The UVB-76 is a shortwave radio station known as the Soviet Buzzer.
Because that station's FM signal would emanate from the transmission tower at the Empire State Building,there would be no problem in hearing the shortwave transmission.
UVB-76 is a shortwave radio station that is also known as"The Buzzer.".
AWR has been broadcasting Ukrainian programs for 20 years, on shortwave and two large networks: Ukrainian National Radio 1 and 2.
My dumb dad got me this shortwave radio set… so I could just speak to my friends back east.
But how could this be done when shortwave frequencies were not clearly audible?
But as AOS members quickly found out, when shortwave radios were used toreceive accurate time signals, the interference produced by the broadcasts emanating from the transmission tower drowned out the shortwave signals.