SATELLITE


Meaning of SATELLITE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ commercial , research

▪ military , reconnaissance , spy

▪ meteorological , weather

▪ communications , GPS

▪ artificial

▪ geostationary

VERB + SATELLITE

▪ launch

▪ put into orbit , send into orbit

▪ put into space , send into space

SATELLITE + VERB

▪ be in orbit , orbit sth

About 100 Russian ~s are orbiting the earth.

▪ detect sth , monitor sth , track sth

a new ~ that monitors changes in the environment

▪ provide

American reconnaissance ~s provide images of the earth.

SATELLITE + NOUN

▪ image , imagery , photo , photograph , picture

high-resolution ~ imagery

▪ broadcast

▪ data

▪ feed , link

The pictures are broadcast through a live ~ link with Tokyo.

▪ communications , system , technology

▪ dish , receiver

▪ phone , radio , television , TV

▪ navigation

▪ broadcaster , channel , company , provider ( esp. AmE ), station

PREPOSITION

▪ from a/the ~

images from ~s

▪ via ~

The game will be broadcast via ~.

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