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telégrafo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. telegraph [ingl. am. ˈtɛləˌɡræf, ingl. brit. ˈtɛlɪɡrɑːf] SUST.

1. telegraph (method):

telegraph atrbv. wire/cable

2. telegraph C (message):

II. telegraph [ingl. am. ˈtɛləˌɡræf, ingl. brit. ˈtɛlɪɡrɑːf] V. trans.

1. telegraph message/congratulations:

2. telegraph (signal):

telegraph esp ingl. am.
telegraph esp ingl. am.

III. telegraph [ingl. am. ˈtɛləˌɡræf, ingl. brit. ˈtɛlɪɡrɑːf] V. intr.

I. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST. U

1.1. post C (pole):

1.2. post U (in horse racing):

to pip sb at the post ingl. brit.
ganarle a alguien por la mano
to pip sb at the post ingl. brit.
ganarle a alguien de mano Río Pl.

1.3. post C:

2. post C INFORM. (Internet message):

II. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

1.1. post (announce):

post meeting/reward

1.2. post list/notice:

post no bills

1.3. post (on the Internet):

1.4. post (in ledger):

post sales/receipts

2.1. post COM.:

2.2. post ingl. am. time/score DEP.:

I. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.

1. post U (mail):

post esp ingl. brit.

2. post C (coach) HIST.:

II. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

post (mail) esp ingl. brit. letter/parcel
to post sth to sb

I. post3 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.

1.1. post (job):

1.2. post (important position):

1.3. post (place of duty):

2. post (station):

II. post3 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

1. post (position):

post policeman/soldier

2. post (send):

post employee/diplomat
post employee/diplomat

en el diccionario PONS

I. telegraph [ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, ingl. am. -græf] SUST. sin pl.

II. telegraph [ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, ingl. am. -græf] V. trans.

III. telegraph [ˈtelɪgrɑ:f, ingl. am. -græf] ADJ.

I. post1 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.

II. post1 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

to post sb sth

I. post2 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. (job)

II. post2 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans.

1. post (send to work):

2. post MILIT. (position):

I. post3 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST.

1. post a. DEP.:

2. post coloq. (goalpost):

II. post3 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans.

to post sth (on sth)
en el diccionario PONS

I. telegraph [ˈtel·ɪ·græf] SUST.

II. telegraph [ˈtel·ɪ·græf] V. trans.

III. telegraph [ˈtel·ɪ·græf] ADJ.

I. post1 [poʊst] SUST.

II. post1 [poʊst] V. trans.

1. post letter, package:

to post sth to sb

2. post (inform):

to keep sb posted on sth

3. post (in bookkeeping):

I. post2 [poʊst] SUST. (job)

II. post2 [poʊst] V. trans.

1. post (send to work):

2. post MILIT. (position):

I. post3 [poʊst] SUST.

1. post a. DEP.:

2. post coloq. (goalpost):

II. post3 [poʊst] V. trans.

to post sth (on sth)
Present
Itelegraph
youtelegraph
he/she/ittelegraphs
wetelegraph
youtelegraph
theytelegraph
Past
Itelegraphed
youtelegraphed
he/she/ittelegraphed
wetelegraphed
youtelegraphed
theytelegraphed
Present Perfect
Ihavetelegraphed
youhavetelegraphed
he/she/ithastelegraphed
wehavetelegraphed
youhavetelegraphed
theyhavetelegraphed
Past Perfect
Ihadtelegraphed
youhadtelegraphed
he/she/ithadtelegraphed
wehadtelegraphed
youhadtelegraphed
theyhadtelegraphed

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At the end of the century the number of telegraph offices open to the public amounted to fifteen hundred.
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Even later communication methods such as cinema, telegraph, telephones, cars and aircraft, had an impact.
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All men are locked in and women, children and gang members appear as attending the funeral of the telegraph operator.
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Additionally, there was the factor of the telegraph.
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The winds blew trees onto power lines, leaving widespread areas without telephone, telegraph, or power.
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