Definition of radiosonde in English:

radiosonde

noun ˈreɪdɪəʊˌsɒndˈreɪdioʊˌsɑnd

An instrument carried by balloon or other means to various levels of the atmosphere and transmitting measurements by radio.
〈旧〉无线电高空测候器，无线电探空仪
Example sentencesExamples
- This rate of temperature decrease, the environmental lapse rate, must be measured to be known; this is done routinely by balloons carrying instruments called radiosondes.
- The MMS sounds the atmosphere with a balloon-borne radiosonde, which measures the meteorological parameters of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, wind speed and wind direction.
- These problems are sufficiently serious that the US National Weather Service adjusts satellite data every week to match radiosondes, in effect relying upon radiosondes as a reference instrument.
- They were also used to taking radiosondes into the upper atmosphere to measure temperature, pressure, and humidity.

Origin

1930s: from radio- (relating to broadcasting) + German Sonde 'probe'.

Definition of radiosonde in US English:

radiosonde

nounˈreɪdioʊˌsɑndˈrādēōˌsänd

An instrument carried by balloon or other means to various levels of the atmosphere and transmitting measurements by radio.
〈旧〉无线电高空测候器，无线电探空仪
Example sentencesExamples
- The MMS sounds the atmosphere with a balloon-borne radiosonde, which measures the meteorological parameters of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, wind speed and wind direction.
- This rate of temperature decrease, the environmental lapse rate, must be measured to be known; this is done routinely by balloons carrying instruments called radiosondes.
- They were also used to taking radiosondes into the upper atmosphere to measure temperature, pressure, and humidity.
- These problems are sufficiently serious that the US National Weather Service adjusts satellite data every week to match radiosondes, in effect relying upon radiosondes as a reference instrument.

Origin

1930s: from radio- (relating to broadcasting) + German Sonde ‘probe’.

单词	radiosonde
释义	Definition of radiosonde in English: radiosonde noun ˈreɪdɪəʊˌsɒndˈreɪdioʊˌsɑnd An instrument carried by balloon or other means to various levels of the atmosphere and transmitting measurements by radio. 〈旧〉无线电高空测候器，无线电探空仪 Example sentencesExamples This rate of temperature decrease, the environmental lapse rate, must be measured to be known; this is done routinely by balloons carrying instruments called radiosondes. The MMS sounds the atmosphere with a balloon-borne radiosonde, which measures the meteorological parameters of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, wind speed and wind direction. These problems are sufficiently serious that the US National Weather Service adjusts satellite data every week to match radiosondes, in effect relying upon radiosondes as a reference instrument. They were also used to taking radiosondes into the upper atmosphere to measure temperature, pressure, and humidity. Origin 1930s: from radio- (relating to broadcasting) + German Sonde 'probe'. Definition of radiosonde in US English: radiosonde nounˈreɪdioʊˌsɑndˈrādēōˌsänd An instrument carried by balloon or other means to various levels of the atmosphere and transmitting measurements by radio. 〈旧〉无线电高空测候器，无线电探空仪 Example sentencesExamples The MMS sounds the atmosphere with a balloon-borne radiosonde, which measures the meteorological parameters of temperature, pressure, relative humidity, wind speed and wind direction. This rate of temperature decrease, the environmental lapse rate, must be measured to be known; this is done routinely by balloons carrying instruments called radiosondes. They were also used to taking radiosondes into the upper atmosphere to measure temperature, pressure, and humidity. These problems are sufficiently serious that the US National Weather Service adjusts satellite data every week to match radiosondes, in effect relying upon radiosondes as a reference instrument. Origin 1930s: from radio- (relating to broadcasting) + German Sonde ‘probe’.
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