antenna

antenna
(мн. antennae) n
антена
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- airborne antenna - aircraft-type antenna - all-around looking antenna - all-band antenna - anti-interference antenna - approach antenna - approach azimuth antenna - approach elevation antenna - back azimuth antenna - back-to-back antennas - broadbeam antenna - broad sector antenna - cavity antenna - clearance antenna - closed antenna - coil antenna - collapsible antenna - communications antenna - crossed-loop antenna - deep-space antenna - dipole antenna - directional antenna - DF antenna - direction finder antenna - dummy antenna - elevation antenna - end-fire antenna - fixed sector antenna - flush-mounted antenna - folding antenna - frame antenna - gain antenna - glide-path antenna - glide-slope antenna - guyed antenna - highly directional antenna - homing antenna - horn antenna - localizer antenna - LOC antenna - long-range antenna - loop antenna - marker antenna - matched antenna - mismatched antenna - monopole antenna - narrow-beam antenna - omnidirectional antenna - omnipole antenna - parabolic antenna - radar antenna - radio altimeter antenna - receiving antenna - reception antenna - rhombic antenna - rod antenna - rotable antenna - rotating antenna - sector antenna - selective identification feature antenna - sense antenna - SIF antenna - slot antenna - space-borne antenna - spacecraft antenna - split antenna - spot-beam antenna - suppressive antenna - trailing antenna - transmitting antenna - umbrella-type antenna - UHF antenna - ultra high frequency antenna - very high frequency omnidirectional radio range antenna - VOR antenna - wide aperture antenna - wide-band antenna - wire antenna

Англійсько-український словник авіаційних термінів / Уклад.: Р.О. Гільченко. - К.: НАУ. 2009.

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  • ANTENNA — Graece κερας πλοιοῦ, κεραίαρκήσιον, lignum transversum in navi ad malum, cui velum alligatur. Ad cuius similitudinem pars crucis apud Veteres transversaria quoque Antenna dicta, quod arrectaria mali instar haberet, vide infra voce Suppedancum. De …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

  • antenna — /an ten:a/ s.f. [dal lat. antenna ]. 1. (marin.) [corpo ligneo allungato che sostiene una vela triangolare] ▶◀ pennone. 2. a. [corpo ligneo allungato che sostiene bandiere, stendardi, ecc.] ▶◀ asta, pennone. b. (poet.) [arma da lancio] …   Enciclopedia Italiana

  • antenna — (n.) 1640s, feeler or horn of an insect, from L. antenna sail yard, the long yard that sticks up on some sails, of unknown origin, perhaps from PIE root *temp to stretch, extend. In the etymological sense, it is a loan translation of Aristotle s… …   Etymology dictionary

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  • antenna — has the plural form antennae (relating to the sensory organs of insects) and antennas (relating to radio aerials) …   Modern English usage

  • antenna — [n] appendages for sensing, usually on insects or electronics aerial, bird snapper*, bullwhip*, ears*, feelers*, rabbit ears, receiver, sky wire*, whip*, wire; concept 464 …   New thesaurus

  • antenna — ► NOUN (pl. antennae) 1) each of a pair of long, thin sensory appendages on the heads of insects, crustaceans, etc. 2) (pl. also antennas) an aerial. ORIGIN Latin, alteration of antemna yard (of a ship s mast) …   English terms dictionary

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