Definition of Adcock in English:

Adcock

noun ˈadkɒk

historical

Designating a type of radio aerial having four equidistant vertical elements, typically used for determining the direction of a source.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. From the name of Frank Adcock, British engineer, who invented this type of aerial.

Definition of Adcock in US English:

Adcock

nounˈadkɒk

historical

Designating a type of radio aerial having four equidistant vertical elements, typically used for determining the direction of a source.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. From the name of Frank Adcock, British engineer, who invented this type of aerial.

单词	Adcock
释义	Definition of Adcock in English: Adcock noun ˈadkɒk historical Designating a type of radio aerial having four equidistant vertical elements, typically used for determining the direction of a source. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. From the name of Frank Adcock, British engineer, who invented this type of aerial. Definition of Adcock in US English: Adcock nounˈadkɒk historical Designating a type of radio aerial having four equidistant vertical elements, typically used for determining the direction of a source. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. From the name of Frank Adcock, British engineer, who invented this type of aerial.
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