radar

Word family nounradar gunradarscoperadarradar trap

ra·dar /ˈreɪdɑː $ -ɑːr/ noun

1 TMTT[countableC, uncountableU] a piece of equipment that uses radio waves to find the position of things and watch their movement 雷达 → sonar

The coastline can now be monitored by radar.

现在能用雷达监测海岸线了。

We could see the plane quite clearly on the radar screen.

我们在雷达屏幕上可清晰地看到飞机。

2 on somebody's/the radar (screen) if something is on your radar, you have noticed it and are giving it some attention 受某人关注的/受关注的

This is one of the issues on our radar.

这是我们所关注的事件之一。

3 fly/slip under somebody's/the radar to not be noticed by someone 没被某人注意/没被注意

How did this band slip under the radar?

这支乐队怎么会没受到关注？

Examples from the Corpus

radar• And the overlap could be especially acute in this deal, because both companies are major producers of missiles and radar.• The idea behind radar was to send out radio waves and listen for echoes from enemy craft.• Enemy radar must have detected our approach.• Then, the race was for radar.• The aircraft had begun its descent to Houston Intercontinental Airport when it disappeared from radar screens.• Nor are the skies above frequented by commercial airlines, which eliminates interfering radar signals.• Rough seas reflect radar signals, producing false echoes which can blind an old radar such as the Type 992.• The same radar data that permit determination of the rotation speed of Venus also permit us to prepare maps of its surface.

From Longman Business Dictionary

radarra·dar /ˈreɪdɑ-dɑːr/ noun [uncountableU]

1be off/below the radar (screen) used when saying that people do not know about or are not thinking about something, especially something that will later become important

Many of these technologies were below the radar of the mainstream business press.

HIV/AIDS has fallen off our radar screens in recent years.

2be on the radar (screen) used when saying that people know about or are thinking about something, especially something that will later become important

Stem cell research and biotech in general are on the radar screen of venture capitalists nationwide.

Origin radar

(1900-2000) radio detection and ranging

单词	radar
释义	radar Word family nounradar gunradarscoperadarradar trap ra·dar /ˈreɪdɑː $ -ɑːr/ ●○○ noun 1 TMTT[countableC, uncountableU] a piece of equipment that uses radio waves to find the position of things and watch their movement 雷达 → sonar The coastline can now be monitored by radar. 现在能用雷达监测海岸线了。 We could see the plane quite clearly on the radar screen. 我们在雷达屏幕上可清晰地看到飞机。 2 on somebody's/the radar (screen) if something is on your radar, you have noticed it and are giving it some attention 受某人关注的/受关注的 This is one of the issues on our radar. 这是我们所关注的事件之一。 3 fly/slip under somebody's/the radar to not be noticed by someone 没被某人注意/没被注意 How did this band slip under the radar? 这支乐队怎么会没受到关注？ Examples from the Corpus radar• And the overlap could be especially acute in this deal, because both companies are major producers of missiles and radar.• The idea behind radar was to send out radio waves and listen for echoes from enemy craft.• Enemy radar must have detected our approach.• Then, the race was for radar.• The aircraft had begun its descent to Houston Intercontinental Airport when it disappeared from radar screens.• Nor are the skies above frequented by commercial airlines, which eliminates interfering radar signals.• Rough seas reflect radar signals, producing false echoes which can blind an old radar such as the Type 992.• The same radar data that permit determination of the rotation speed of Venus also permit us to prepare maps of its surface. From Longman Business Dictionary radarra·dar /ˈreɪdɑ-dɑːr/ noun [uncountableU] 1be off/below the radar (screen) used when saying that people do not know about or are not thinking about something, especially something that will later become important Many of these technologies were below the radar of the mainstream business press. HIV/AIDS has fallen off our radar screens in recent years. 2be on the radar (screen) used when saying that people know about or are thinking about something, especially something that will later become important Stem cell research and biotech in general are on the radar screen of venture capitalists nationwide. Origin radar (1900-2000) radio detection and ranging
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