cordless的意思|cordless的解释-里氏词典

cordless ['kɔrdlɪs]

a. 无绳索的, 交直流两用的

I like to use cordless telephone.
我喜欢使用无线的电话。
Cordless phones allow you to move around freely while talking.
无线电话让你在讲电话时可自由移动。
// There's a potential market for cordless and mobile phones in China and the world as a whole.
/中国乃至世界的无绳电话和移动电话的市场潜力都很大。

cordless

[ adj ]
not having a cord
<adj.pert>
cordless telephone

cordless \cordless\ adj.
1. operating without a wire connection to the companion
communicating unit; -- of telephones and other devices
using e.g. radio or infrared signals to allow
communication between devices without a direct wire link;
as, cordless telephones have a very restricted range
compared with cellular phones.
[PJC]

2. using a battery as a source of power; -- of tools which
usually use line current for power; as, cordless electric
drills are very convenient for use outdoors; cordless
razors make shaving while travelling easy.
[PJC]

The theory is familiar to anyone who uses an ordinary cordless phone at home: A portable handset communicates, via radio signals, with a small base station that's wired into the regular phone network.
'If we could convert only 10 per cent of the analogue cordless phone buyers to CT-2 it would be a nice business, and I don't think that is so ambitious a target,' Mr Wright says.
Beyond conventional services, three cellular-phone operators and 29 radio-pager companies operate in the British colony, and later this year four additional vendors are expected to introduce a new generation of mobile cordless phones, or CT2s.
In the more than 1,130 airplanes equipped with Airfone's cordless system, that limitation isn't usually a problem.
Cordless phone users sometimes can overhear other cordless conversations, and people using police "scanners" can intercept cellular phone calls.
The cordless phone relays a speaker's voice from a mobile handset to a base unit through the use of low-power radio transmissions.
Scott and Sheila Tyler of Dixon, Iowa, received a cordless phone as a gift in June 1983.
Ascom is a leader in the fast-growing cordless telephone business. The service automation division also doubled its operating profit to SFr28m on flat sales of SFr436m.
A hospital bed awaited in the living room, as did an electric wheelchair and a new cordless telephone.
Whenever the phone was in use, Rich and Sandra Berodt, who lived a few blocks away, discovered their cordless phone would making ringing and dialing noises.
Sen. Leahy also has set up a government and industry "privacy and technology task force" to study whether wiretap laws have been outdated by such new communications tools as cordless phones and electronic mail.
The kettle is cordless, boils one litre of water in just over three minutes and has a scale filter.
Sitting in a swing chair in his garden, barking explicit instructions to a photographer over a cordless phone, Voeroes explained how he struck it rich.
Alger Chapman and Charles Henry, top officials of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, plan to start carrying cordless telephones when they leave their offices.
In offices which seem unchanged since the 1940s, there will be a cordless telephone.

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