beaconing

UK
/ˈbiː.kə.nɪŋ/
US
/ˈbiː.kə.nɪŋ/

Translations

beaconingnoun
The lighthouse served as a beacon for ships at sea.
Маяк служил маяком для кораблей в море.
The beaconing of the emergency signal alerted everyone to the danger.
Сигнал аварийного маяка предупредил всех об опасности.
Additional translations
световой сигнал
Synonyms
guiding light
homing signal
beacon signal
beaconinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbiːkənɪŋ/
US
/ˈbiːkənɪŋ/
Used attribuitively to describe something that is signalling like a beacon.
beaconverb

beaconing

Gerund

beaconed
Past Simple
beaconed
Past Participle
beaconing
Gerund
UK
/ˈbiː.kən/
US
/ˈbiː.kən/
The lighthouse beacons to guide the ships safely to shore.
Маяк сигналит, чтобы безопасно направить корабли к берегу.
Additional translations
испускать сигналы

Definitions

beaconingnoun
The act or process of signaling or guiding, often using a light or other visible marker.
The lighthouse's beaconing was crucial for guiding ships safely to shore.
The periodic transmission of a beacon signal, especially in wireless or computer networks, used to announce presence or synchronize nodes.
Bluetooth beaconing allows retailers to push notifications to nearby smartphones.
beaconinggerund / present participle
Signalling, guiding, or advertising by means of a beacon.
The beaconing lights on the runway helped pilots land in low visibility.
beaconverb
To act as a guiding or warning signal, especially by emitting light.
A lone lantern beaconed across the bay, helping the fishermen find the harbor entrance.
To signal, guide, or summon by means of a beacon or similar light.
The rescue team beaconed the helicopter to the landing zone with flares.