English ⇄ French

radio ['reɪdɪəu] n
gen.	radio f; appareil radioélectrique; la radio (broadcasting)
commun.	radio- f; radioéléctrique
comp., MS	émetteur m (A part of a device that converts sound waves or mechanical movements into corresponding electric waves or impulses); émetteur / radio (A part of a device that converts sound waves or mechanical movements into corresponding electric waves or impulses)
UN	radioélectriques m
radios n
gen.	appareils de radio; postes de T.S.F.
patents.	postes de radio
radio- n
chem.	radio- f (Prefix denoting radioactivity)
radio The process, equipment or programming involved in transmitting and receiving sound signals by electromagnetic waves n
environ.	radio f
English thesaurus
radio ['reɪdɪəu] n
avia., Canada	A general expression applied to the use of radio waves
mil., abbr.	ra; rdo

radio: 1807 phrases in 67 subjects

Agriculture	3
Analytical chemistry	4
Art	2
Astronomy	63
Automated equipment	8
Aviation	54
Chemistry	4
Coal	8
Commerce	4
Communications	796
Computers	8
Construction	22
Criminal law	1
Cultural studies	8
Earth sciences	19
Economy	3
Education	4
Electric traction	1
Electronics	181
Energy industry	1
Environment	5
Finances	6
Fish farming pisciculture	5
Fishery fishing industry	2
Food industry	1
Forestry	5
General	134
Health care	13
High energy physics	18
Hobbies and pastimes	3
Human resources	2
Industry	7
Informal	1
Information technology	21
International trade	1
Labor law	1
Law	15
Life sciences	8
Magnetics	3
Marketing	4
Materials science	2
Measuring instruments	5
Mechanic engineering	7
Medical	36
Metallurgy	2
Microsoft	6
Military	2
Municipal planning	2
Name of organization	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	7
Natural sciences	30
Nuclear physics	6
Paragliding	1
Patents	40
Pharmacy and pharmacology	4
Plastics	1
Politics	3
Power lines	4
Radio	31
Rail transport	1
Religion	1
Remote sensing	3
Statistics	7
Technology	22
Telecommunications	38
Transport	92
United Nations	4