radio
A radio installed in a car.
Radio broadcasting using frequency modulation.
A radio station that broadcasts to the entire country.
A radio station that broadcasts to a small, local area.
A radio that also functions as an alarm clock.
Radio broadcast using digital signals instead of analog.
Radio stations that are funded by advertising.
A radio that is easy to carry.
Radio stations funded by public donations and government support, not by advertising.
Radio broadcast streamed over the Internet.
Radio programming format where discussion and conversation are the main content.
Radio broadcast via communication satellites.
A radio service that is controlled and funded by the state.
Radio systems used by the police.
A radio that can both transmit and receive signals.
A portable radio that can be held in the hand.
A radio service catering to the interests of a specific local community.
Radio programming broadcast during morning and evening commute times.
Citizens Band radio, a system of short-distance radio communications.
An unlicensed radio station.
Radio broadcasting using short radio waves, often for long-distance communication.
An old type of portable radio using transistors.
Radio systems used by the army.
Traditional radio broadcast from land-based transmitters.
Radio broadcasting using long radio waves.
A company that broadcasts radio programmes.
An electromagnetic wave used for radio broadcasting.
Electromagnetic waves of a frequency suitable for radio transmission.
An alarm that wakes you up with the radio.
A device for receiving radio signals.
A radio apparatus.
The part of a radio used for tuning to different stations.
When the radio broadcasts music or a show.
When the radio gives a spoken or written account of something that one has observed, heard, done, or investigated.
When the radio makes a formal public declaration about a fact, occurrence, or intention.
When a radio makes a loud, harsh sound.
When a radio makes a loud, harsh sound.
When a radio produces a very loud sound.
When a radio produces a very loud sound.
When a radio makes a series of short, sharp noises, usually due to a poor signal.
Indicates that something is being broadcast or heard via the radio.
Indicates the means of communication.
To pay attention to the sound from a radio.
To start the radio playing.
To stop the radio playing.
To start the radio playing.
To stop the radio playing.
To increase the volume of the radio.
To decrease the volume of the radio.
To select a particular radio station to listen to.
To adjust a radio to receive a signal from a particular station.