"transponders" 怎么发音

word

US

tran-SPAHN-derz

UK

tran-SPON-duhz

释义

A transponder is an electronic device that receives a signal and then automatically sends out a different signal in response. They are often used in satellites, airplanes, and identification systems.

IPA 音标

美式英语

tɹænˈspɑndɝz

英式英语

tɹænspˈɒndəz

简化发音

美式

tran-SPAHN-derz

英式

tran-SPON-duhz

语境中听

Satellites have transponders to send signals back to Earth.

Airplanes use transponders for identification and communication.

Many toll roads use transponders to collect fees automatically.

The plane’s transponders stopped working, making it harder to track.