satellite

satellite
[ˈsætəlaɪt]
sustantivo
1satélite (m)
  • satellite dish -> (antena (f) ) parabólica (f)
  • satellite (state) -> estado (m) satélite
  • satellite television -> televisión (f) vía satélite
  • satellite (town) -> ciudad (f) satélite

satellite [sa-te-lait]
sustantivo
1(Astr.) Satélite.
  • Man-made satellite -> satélite artificial
2Satélite, subalterno obsequioso, persona que asiste o acompaña a otra que se halla en el poder.

satellite [ˈsætəlaɪt]
noun
1 (artificial) satélite; (m)
by via satelliteor vía satélite
The pictures were transmitted by satellite throughout the world Bush spoke \by satellite\ last night to 34 campaign rallies around the country satellite and signals intelligence he made his remarks via satellite rather than appearing in person The rocket launched two communications satellites
2 (natural) satélite; (m)
the satellites of Jupiter los satélites de Júpiter
3 (Pol) (country, organisation) satélite; (m)
Russia and its former satellites Rusia y sus antiguos estados satélite
modifier
satellite broadcast (n) retransmisión vía satélite; (f)
satellite broadcasting (n) retransmisión vía satélite; (f)
satellite channel (n) canal de retransmisión por vía satélite; (m)
satellite country (n) país satélite; (m)
a tall mast with a television satellite disc mounted on it
satellite dish (n) antena parabólica para TV por satélite; (f)
satellite image picture
satellite link (n) conexión vía satélite; (f)
a satellite link connects a Bush administration official in Washington with a panel of prominent Panamanians The signals are sent\by satellite link\
satellite technology (n) tecnología de retransmisiones vía satélite; (f)
satellite television (n) televisión vía satélite; (f)
China's satellite territories
satellite town (n) ciudad satélite; (f)
satellite transmission (n) retransmisión vía satélite; (f)
This is the first war covered by satellite transmission a reporter equipped with satellite transmission equipment to beam pictures of the historic ascent back to Britain
satellite TV (n) TV vía satélite; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "satellite"

Imperative
  • satellite
  • you satellite
  • he/she satellites
  • we satellite
  • you satellite
  • they satellite
Preterite
  • I satellited
  • you satellited
  • he/she satellited
  • we satellited
  • you satellited
  • they satellited
Present Continuous
  • I am satelliting
  • you are satelliting
  • he/she is satelliting
  • we are satelliting
  • you are satelliting
  • they are satelliting
Present Perfect
  • I have satellited
  • you have satellited
  • he/she has satellited
  • we have satellited
  • you have satellited
  • they have satellited
Past Continuous
  • I was satelliting
  • you were satelliting
  • he/she was satelliting
  • we were satelliting
  • you were satelliting
  • they were satelliting
Past Perfect
  • I had satellited
  • you had satellited
  • he/she had satellited
  • we had satellited
  • you had satellited
  • they had satellited
Future
  • I will satellite
  • you will satellite
  • he/she will satellite
  • we will satellite
  • you will satellite
  • they will satellite
Future Perfect
  • I will have satellited
  • you will have satellited
  • he/she will have satellited
  • we will have satellited
  • you will have satellited
  • they will have satellited
Future Continuous
  • I will be satelliting
  • you will be satelliting
  • he/she will be satelliting
  • we will be satelliting
  • you will be satelliting
  • they will be satelliting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been satelliting
  • you have been satelliting
  • he/she has been satelliting
  • we have been satelliting
  • you have been satelliting
  • they have been satelliting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been satelliting
  • you will have been satelliting
  • he/she will have been satelliting
  • we will have been satelliting
  • you will have been satelliting
  • they will have been satelliting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been satelliting
  • you had been satelliting
  • he/she had been satelliting
  • we had been satelliting
  • you had been satelliting
  • they had been satelliting

Word of the Day: evidentemente

evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously