Morse code

英 [ˌmɔːs ˈkəʊd]

美 [ˌmɔːrs ˈkoʊd]

n. 莫尔斯电码

牛津词典

noun

莫尔斯电码
a system for sending messages, using combinations of long and short sounds or flashes of light to represent letters of the alphabet and numbers

莫尔斯电码
Morse codeormorseis a code used for sending messages. It represents each letter of the alphabet using short and long sounds or flashes of light, which can be written down as dots and dashes.

That's a "k." definitely Morse code.
那是一个“k。”，肯定是摩尔斯电码。
Visitors can experiment with Morse Code using a telegraph device.
参观者可以用电报设备来尝试使用摩斯代码。
With Morse code developed as a reflex, you may just find that you really enjoy using it on the air.
当莫尔斯电码发展成为一种条件反射，你将发现你真的喜欢在电波中使用它。
Morse code is a type of character encoding that transmits telegraphic information using rhythm.
莫尔斯电码是一种字符编码电报传送的信息使用的节奏。
The international morse code distress signal, S.O.S.
国际通用的莫尔斯电码遇险信号SOS。
Nazi agents relayed sensitive military information using the dots and dashes of Morse code incorporated in the drawings.
纳粹间谍在时装设计图中暗含摩尔斯电码的点和线，用以传递重大军事机密。
Each lesson has been designed to help you learn Morse Code as quickly as possible while ensuring your success.
每个课程旨在帮助你学习莫尔斯电码尽快，同时确保你的成功。
But@ C-Q-D@ was the most common and useful Morse Code message.
不过C-Q-D是最常用和最有用的摩斯代码信息。
The Morse code is made up of dots and dashes.
莫尔斯电码由点和画线组成。
She thought as the phone rang out its morse code for her room.
她正想着，教室的电话响了。