morse

UK
/mɔːs/
US
/mɔrs/

Translations

morsenoun
morses
pl
MorseDans l’expression « code Morse ».
The operator sent a message in Morse code to the nearby ship.
L’opérateur a envoyé un message en code Morse au navire voisin.
morseTerme de zoologie.
The morse basked on the ice, its tusks gleaming in the sunlight.
Le morse se prélassait sur la glace, ses défenses brillant au soleil.
morseadjective
UK
/mɔːs/
US
/mɔrs/
Used attributively to denote relation to Morse code (e.g. "Morse signal").
MorseInvariable ; s’emploie pour ce qui relève du code Morse.
The operators exchanged a Morse message across the channel.
Les opérateurs ont échangé un message Morse à travers le canal.

Definitions

morsenoun
A code in which letters and numbers are represented by combinations of long and short signals of light or sound.
The operator sent a message in Morse code to the nearby ship.
A walrus, especially in the context of its use in older literature.
The morse basked on the ice, its tusks gleaming in the sunlight.
morseadjective
Relating to, encoded in, or employing Morse code.
The operators exchanged a Morse message across the channel.