shortwave
noun
- an electromagnetic wave that is shorter than those used in commercial broadcasting, usually a radio wave 60 meters or less in length
- a radio or radio band for broadcasting or receiving shortwaves
- the band of frequencies (approximately 1.7 to 30 megahertz) used for shortwave transmissions by international broadcasters, licensed amateurs and other operators
- the transmissions that are broadcast
See shortwave in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(shôrtˈwāvˈ)
adjective- Having a wavelength of approximately 10 to 200 meters.
- Capable of receiving or transmitting at wavelengths of approximately 10 to 200 meters: a shortwave radio.
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