Definition of cablegram in English:

cablegram

noun ˈkeɪb(ə)lɡramˈkeɪbəlˌɡræm

historical

A telegraph message sent by cable.
〈史〉海底电报
Walter shot off a cablegram
沃尔特很快发了份海底电报。
mass noun we heard of his death by cablegram
我们通过海底电报得知他的死讯。
Example sentencesExamples
- Second, it broke these expenses down into a large series of cost accounts, tracking everything from the cost of fuel to the charges for cablegrams into separate cost categories.
- My grandmother and father were just sitting down to dinner after coming home from church when the cablegram arrived.
- A doctor did the describing in the interests of VD control, and cablegrams were provided that the men might reassure the folks back home that the 30th had landed having the situation well in hand.
- Although the Office of Censorship did intercept and read letters and cablegrams and tap phone calls, most Americans accepted the abridgment of their First Amendment rights during the global crisis.
- In the intervals between these desperate and expensive cablegrams to Benghazi - they were long and frequent - my employer would reminisce.

Definition of cablegram in US English:

cablegram

nounˈkeɪbəlˌɡræmˈkābəlˌɡram

historical

A telegraph message sent by cable.
〈史〉海底电报
Walter shot off a cablegram
沃尔特很快发了份海底电报。
we received the word of his death by cablegram
我们通过海底电报得知他的死讯。
Example sentencesExamples
- Second, it broke these expenses down into a large series of cost accounts, tracking everything from the cost of fuel to the charges for cablegrams into separate cost categories.
- A doctor did the describing in the interests of VD control, and cablegrams were provided that the men might reassure the folks back home that the 30th had landed having the situation well in hand.
- My grandmother and father were just sitting down to dinner after coming home from church when the cablegram arrived.
- Although the Office of Censorship did intercept and read letters and cablegrams and tap phone calls, most Americans accepted the abridgment of their First Amendment rights during the global crisis.
- In the intervals between these desperate and expensive cablegrams to Benghazi - they were long and frequent - my employer would reminisce.

单词	cablegram
释义	Definition of cablegram in English: cablegram noun ˈkeɪb(ə)lɡramˈkeɪbəlˌɡræm historical A telegraph message sent by cable. 〈史〉海底电报 Walter shot off a cablegram 沃尔特很快发了份海底电报。 mass noun we heard of his death by cablegram 我们通过海底电报得知他的死讯。 Example sentencesExamples Second, it broke these expenses down into a large series of cost accounts, tracking everything from the cost of fuel to the charges for cablegrams into separate cost categories. My grandmother and father were just sitting down to dinner after coming home from church when the cablegram arrived. A doctor did the describing in the interests of VD control, and cablegrams were provided that the men might reassure the folks back home that the 30th had landed having the situation well in hand. Although the Office of Censorship did intercept and read letters and cablegrams and tap phone calls, most Americans accepted the abridgment of their First Amendment rights during the global crisis. In the intervals between these desperate and expensive cablegrams to Benghazi - they were long and frequent - my employer would reminisce. Definition of cablegram in US English: cablegram nounˈkeɪbəlˌɡræmˈkābəlˌɡram historical A telegraph message sent by cable. 〈史〉海底电报 Walter shot off a cablegram 沃尔特很快发了份海底电报。 we received the word of his death by cablegram 我们通过海底电报得知他的死讯。 Example sentencesExamples Second, it broke these expenses down into a large series of cost accounts, tracking everything from the cost of fuel to the charges for cablegrams into separate cost categories. A doctor did the describing in the interests of VD control, and cablegrams were provided that the men might reassure the folks back home that the 30th had landed having the situation well in hand. My grandmother and father were just sitting down to dinner after coming home from church when the cablegram arrived. Although the Office of Censorship did intercept and read letters and cablegrams and tap phone calls, most Americans accepted the abridgment of their First Amendment rights during the global crisis. In the intervals between these desperate and expensive cablegrams to Benghazi - they were long and frequent - my employer would reminisce.
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