Roger Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹɑdʒɝ/
RAH-jur
/ɹˈɒdʒɐ/
RO-juh
释义
Used in radio communication to say that a message has been received and understood. It can also be used jokingly in casual speech to mean "okay" or "got it."
用法与细微差别
Common in military, aviation, and radio contexts. 'Roger' means the message was received, but not necessarily that the speaker agrees or will obey; compare with 'copy' and 'wilco'. In everyday speech, it sounds playful, clipped, or slightly old-fashioned.
Spanish: entendido - recibidoPortuguese (BR): entendido - recebidoPortuguese (PT): entendido - recebidoChinese (Simplified): 收到 - 明白Chinese (Traditional): 收到 - 明白Hindi: समझ गया - संदेश मिलाArabic: تم الاستلام - مفهومBengali: রজারRussian: принято - вас понялJapanese: ロジャー - 了解Vietnamese: rõ - đã rõKorean: 알겠습니다 - 로저Turkish: anlaşıldı - rogerUrdu: سمجھ گیا - راجرIndonesian: roger - diterima
例句
Roger, I got your message.
basic
The pilot said, "Roger."
basic
"Turn left at the light." "Roger."
basic
Roger that, I'll send the file in a minute.
natural
He always says "Roger" like he's on a secret mission.
natural
"Can you pick up some coffee on the way?" "Roger."
natural