walkie-talkie
walkie-talkie — 名詞
1. a portable two-way radio device that allows people to speak and listen to each o
對講機
手持式雙向無線電通訊設備
a portable two-way radio device that allows people to speak and listen to each other over a short distance without needing a phone network or separate mobile connection
The guide gave Kwame a walkie-talkie to stay in touch during the hike.
嚮導遞給 Kwame 一部對講機，讓他在健行途中保持聯絡。
article: a + walkie-talkie for introducing the device
Putri used her walkie-talkie to tell the front gate that the delivery truck had arrived.
Putri 用她的對講機通知大門警衛，說送貨卡車已經到了。
possessive: her + walkie-talkie to show ownership
During the storm, the construction workers stayed connected through their walkie-talkies.
暴風雨期間，建築工人靠他們的對講機保持聯繫。
plural: walkie-talkies for multiple devices
A walkie-talkie is useful when you are hiking in areas with no mobile phone signal.
在沒有手機訊號的區域健行時，對講機非常實用。
generic: a + walkie-talkie describing the device in general
Gabriel pressed the button on his walkie-talkie and said, "Base, can you hear me?"
Gabriel 按下對講機上的按鈕說：「基地台，聽得到嗎？」
collocation: press the button on [possessive] + walkie-talkie
- talk / speak on the walkie-talkie
- use a walkie-talkie
- carry a walkie-talkie
- hand someone a walkie-talkie
- walkie-talkie crackles / beeps
- two-way radio
more formal or technical term for the same device
- handheld radio
describes the shape and portability rather than being a standard name
文法句型
[possessive] + walkie-talkie
on the + walkie-talkie
用法筆記
Commonly used among security personnel, construction crews, event coordinators, and outdoor enthusiasts who need instant voice communication within a limited area. The device works on a dedicated radio frequency and does not require a cellular network.
常見錯誤
同根字
- walkie-talkies名詞B1