Definition of satnav in English:

satnav

nounˈsatnavˈsætnæv

mass noun

Navigation dependent on information received from satellites.
Example sentencesExamples
- And today's multibillion-dollar worldwide market for satnav products and services is almost totally dominated by the U.S., and the Europeans certainly would like a share of this market.
- The aerospace company said it is willing to shoulder the up-front costs of development, noting that it already is in the satnav business and has become a major leader in satcom.

1970s: blend of satellite and navigation.

nounˈsatnavˈsætnæv

Navigation dependent on information received from satellites.
Example sentencesExamples
- The aerospace company said it is willing to shoulder the up-front costs of development, noting that it already is in the satnav business and has become a major leader in satcom.
- And today's multibillion-dollar worldwide market for satnav products and services is almost totally dominated by the U.S., and the Europeans certainly would like a share of this market.

1970s: blend of satellite and navigation.

单词	satnav
释义	Definition of satnav in English: satnav nounˈsatnavˈsætnæv mass noun Navigation dependent on information received from satellites. Example sentencesExamples And today's multibillion-dollar worldwide market for satnav products and services is almost totally dominated by the U.S., and the Europeans certainly would like a share of this market. The aerospace company said it is willing to shoulder the up-front costs of development, noting that it already is in the satnav business and has become a major leader in satcom. Origin 1970s: blend of satellite and navigation. Definition of satnav in US English: satnav nounˈsatnavˈsætnæv Navigation dependent on information received from satellites. Example sentencesExamples The aerospace company said it is willing to shoulder the up-front costs of development, noting that it already is in the satnav business and has become a major leader in satcom. And today's multibillion-dollar worldwide market for satnav products and services is almost totally dominated by the U.S., and the Europeans certainly would like a share of this market. Origin 1970s: blend of satellite and navigation.
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