单词	radiogram
释义	radiogram /ˈreɪdɪə(ʊ)ɡram / noun 1British historical A combined radio and record player built into a cabinet with a speaker.In the hands of an inebriated amateur at the Hogmanay party, it would have you rushing to put a Billy Eckstine or Fats Domino record on the radiogram.... One year, she bought the radiogram. We could gather around the radiogram, and later the television, or put a record on the gramophone and no one had to spend years practising. From radio- + gramophone 2 another term for radiograph.On radiogram, the ipsilateral hemithorax is lucent, the diaphragm is depressed, and the trachea and mediastinum are shifted contralaterally. 3chiefly historical A telegram sent by radio.The draft budget was approved without challenge reportedly after the council received a radiogram from the Ministry of Home Affairs urging it to approve the draft.... Subsequent reports confirmed the news, and at 0700 MacArthur received a radiogram from Washington authorizing him to implement war plans against Japan.
随便看	gossip column gossip columnist gossiper gossip mill gossipmonger gossipy gossoon gossypol go steady go-stop go straight go suck an egg got gotcha gotcher go-team Goth Gotha Gotham go the distance go the extra mile Gothenburg go the round (or rounds) go the way of all flesh go the whole hog

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