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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsætəlaɪt/
Forms: satellites
satellite means: A machine sent into space to circle a planet and collect or send information.
noun
A machine sent into space to circle a planet and collect or send information.
- The satellite sends pictures to Earth.
- A rocket launched three satellites yesterday.
- We receive television signals by satellite.
A natural object in space that moves around a larger object, such as a moon around a planet.
- The Moon is Earth’s natural satellite.
- Astronomers discovered another satellite of the planet.
- Jupiter has many satellites.
A television service that receives programmes sent from equipment moving around the Earth.
- We have satellite at home.
- Does satellite offer more sports channels?
- They chose satellite because cable was unavailable.
Questions about satellite
What does satellite mean?
A machine sent into space to circle a planet and collect or send information.
What is satellite in other languages?
Türkçe: uydu · Español: satélite · Français: satellite · Deutsch: Satellit · Italiano: satellite · 日本語: 人工衛星
How do you pronounce satellite?
It is pronounced /ˈsætəlaɪt/.
How do you use satellite in a sentence?
The satellite sends pictures to Earth. A rocket launched three satellites yesterday.
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