Radio-

Ra|dio- in cpds → radio;

ra|dio|ak|tiv

adj → radioactive; Radio-er Niederschlag → (radioactive) fallout

adv → radioactively; Radio- verseucht → contaminated with radioactivity

Ra|dio|ak|ti|vi|tät

f → radioactivity

Ra|dio|ama|teur(in)

m(f) → radio ham (inf) → or amateur

Ra|dio|ap|pa|rat

m → radio (set)

Ra|dio|ast|ro|no|mie

f → radio astronomy

Ra|dio|bio|lo|gie

f → radiobiology

Ra|dio|che|mie

f → radiochemistry

Ra|dio|durch|sa|ge

f → radio announcement

Ra|dio|emp|fän|ger

m → radio (set); (von Funkamateur) → radio receiver

Ra|dio|ge|häu|se

nt → radio cabinet; (von Kofferradio) → radio casing

Ra|dio|ge|rät

nt → radio (set)

Ra|dio|gra|fie ?

f <-, -n> → radiography

Ra|dio|gra#mm

nt pl <-gramme> (Med) → X-ray (photograph), radiograph (esp US)

Ra|dio|gra|phie

f <-, -n> → radiography

Ra|dio|iso|top

nt → radioisotope

Ra|dio|kar|bo#n|me|tho|de

f → radiocarbon (dating) technique or method

Ra|dio|kar|te

f (Comput) → radio card

Ra|dio|kom|pass ?

m (Aviat, Naut) → radio compass, automatic direction finder

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Ra|dio-:

Ra|dio|me|cha|ni|ker(in)

m(f) → radio technician or engineer

Ra|dio|met|rie

f <->, no pl → radiometry

Ra|dio|nuk|lid

m (Phys) → radionuclide

Ra|dio|quel|le

f (Astron) → radio source

Ra|dio|re|cor|der

m = Radiorekorder

Ra|dio|re|kor|der

m → radio recorder

Ra|dio|röh|re

f → radio valve (esp Brit) → or tube (esp US)

Ra|dio|sen|der

m (= Rundfunkanstalt) → radio station; (= Sendeeinrichtung) → radio transmitter

Ra|dio|sen|dung

f → radio programme (Brit) → or program (US)

Ra|dio|sko|pie

f <-, -n> → radioscopy

Ra|dio|son|de

f → (radio-equipped) weather balloon, radiosonde

Ra|dio|sta|ti|on

f → radio or broadcasting station

Ra|dio|strah|lung

f → radio signal

Ra|dio|tech|nik

f → radio technology

Ra|dio|tech|ni|ker(in)

m(f) → radio technician or engineer

Ra|dio|te|le|gra|fie, Ra|dio|te|le|gra|phie

f → radiotelegraphy

Ra|dio|te|le|skop

nt → radio telescope

Ra|dio|the|ra|peut(in)

m(f) → radiotherapist

Ra|dio|the|ra|pie

f → radiotherapy

Ra|dio|über|tra|gung

f → (radio) broadcast or transmission

Ra|dio|we|cker

m → radio alarm (clock)

Ra|dio|wel|len

pl → radio waves pl