transceiver
word
Definition
A transceiver is an electronic device that can both transmit (send) and receive signals, such as for radios, computers, or networks.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in technical, engineering, and electronics contexts. Common for radio, wireless, or networking equipment. Not typically used in everyday conversation unless talking about devices. Avoid confusing with 'receiver' (only receives) or 'transmitter' (only sends).
Spanish: transceptor - transceptor de radioPortuguese (BR): transceptor - rádio transceptorPortuguese (PT): transceptor - rádio transceptorChinese (Simplified): 收发器Chinese (Traditional): 收發器Hindi: ट्रांससीवरArabic: جهاز إرسال واستقبالBengali: ট্রান্সসিভারRussian: трансиверJapanese: トランシーバーVietnamese: bộ thu phátKorean: 트랜시버Turkish: verici-alıcıUrdu: ٹرانسیورIndonesian: transceiver - alat penerima dan pemancar
Example Sentences
Each computer has a network transceiver.
basic
A transceiver can send and receive data.
basic
We use a transceiver in our walkie-talkies.
basic
If the transceiver breaks, the radio won't work at all.
natural
Many Wi-Fi devices have a built-in transceiver.
natural
He ordered a new transceiver for his custom drone build.
natural