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telegraph: I. noun II. transitive verb
telegraph pole: noun

I . telegraph [ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, Am -græf] N no pl

telegraph

телегра́ф m

by telegraph

по телегра́фу

II . telegraph [ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, Am -græf] VB trans

to telegraph sth to sb

телеграфи́ровать кому́-ли́бо о чём-ли́бо

telegraph pole, telegraph post N Brit, Aus

telegraph pole

телегра́фный столб m

Usage examples with telegraph

by telegraph

по телегра́фу

electricity/telegraph pole

электри́ческий/телегра́фный столб m

to telegraph sth to sb

телеграфи́ровать кому́-ли́бо о чём-ли́бо

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All men are locked in and women, children and gang members appear as attending the funeral of the telegraph operator. en.wikipedia.org

He was a brakeman and telegraph operator who just so happened to like singing. en.wikipedia.org

Telegraph me appointment with power to appoint deputies. en.wikipedia.org

The post and telegraph office, the hotel and store were described as the main buildings. en.wikipedia.org

In 1870, he patented the "cymaphen", a kind of telegraph that could transmit speech. en.wikipedia.org

It was the first telegraph system to be put into commercial service. en.wikipedia.org

These used a moving pen attached to a galvanometer to record telegraph signals. en.wikipedia.org

The winds blew trees onto power lines, leaving widespread areas without telephone, telegraph, or power. en.wikipedia.org

At the end of the century the number of telegraph offices open to the public amounted to fifteen hundred. en.wikipedia.org

Additionally, there was the factor of the telegraph. en.wikipedia.org

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