satellite

['sæt(ɪ)laɪt] n

commun.

installation secondaire; PABX satellite

stat.

satellite d'observation

satellite ['sæt(ɪ)laɪt] adj.

satellite An object that orbits around a larger one. Artificial satellites orbiting the Earth are used for communications, the gathering of military intelligence, the monitoring of weather and other environmental phenomena, etc. ['sæt(ɪ)laɪt] adj.

environ.

satellite

English thesaurus

satellite ['sæt(ɪ)laɪt] n

mil., abbr.

satl; sat

satellite

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interlocking
chem.	interpénétration
comp.	blocage mutuel; interblocage; embrassement mort; embrassement mortel; impasse; étreinte totale
construct.	emboîtement ou recouvrement latéral


satellite
astronaut. transp.	satellite artificiel
commun.	installation secondaire; PABX satellite
econ.	satellite
environ.	satellite
social.sc.	actant