1·Now I must telegraph your father to come.
现在我必须发电报叫你父亲来。
2·A new telegraph line has been set up between the two cities.
那两个城市之间架设了一条新的电报线。
—— 《新英汉大辞典》
3·The telegraph, the telephone, and radio were the obvious predecessors of the Internet, iPods, and mobile phones.
电报、电话和无线电显然是互联网、iPods 和移动电话的前身。
4·In the United States, they included such firms as American Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, and Westinghouse.
在美国，这些公司包括美国电话电报公司、通用电气公司和西屋电气公司。
5·Strict rules ban any musical instrument, cigarettes, games, and singing, not to mention radio, television, telephone, telegraph, and newspaper.
这里律例严格，禁止任何乐器、香烟、游戏、唱歌，更不用提收音机、电视机、电报和报纸了。
6·What accounts for the great outburst of major inventions in early America—breakthroughs such as the telegraph, the steamboat and the weaving machine?
是什么导致了早期美国例如电报、蒸汽船和织布机的重大发明的大量涌现？
7·The rise of the Internet has been one of the most transformative developments in human history, comparable in impact to the invention of the printing press and the telegraph.
互联网的兴起是人类历史上最具变革性的发展之一，其影响堪比印刷机和电报的发明。
8·The truck crashed into a telegraph pole.
卡车撞上了电线杆。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
9·The invention of telegraph machines led to another big step in history.
电报机的发明引领了历史上又一大步。
10·The Telegraph brand will appear on some products, but not all.
《每日电讯报》的品牌将出现在某些产品上，但并非全部产品。
1·A new telegraph line has been set up between the two cities.
那两个城市之间架设了一条新的电报线。
—— 《新英汉大辞典》
2·Strict rules ban any musical instrument, cigarettes, games, and singing, not to mention radio, television, telephone, telegraph, and newspaper.
这里律例严格，禁止任何乐器、香烟、游戏、唱歌，更不用提收音机、电视机、电报和报纸了。
3·Strict rules ban any musical instrument, cigarettes, games and singing, not to mention radio, television, telephone, telegraph and newspaper.
这里律例严格，禁止任何乐器、香烟、游戏、唱歌，更不用提收音机、电视机、电报和报纸了。
4·If the telephone guys had set out to make something that did what the telegraph does, but better, they probably would have failed.
如果发明电话得人是参照电报得特点来设计电话得话，即使做的更好，他也会多半失败。
5·When Samuel Morse established the first commercial telegraph, in 1844, he dramatically changed our expectations about the pace of life.
当塞缪尔·莫尔斯在1844年建立第一个商业电报时，他戏剧性地改变了我们所期望的生活节奏。
1·In this way, telegraph operators could transmit and receive letters that spelled words.
这样，电报机操作员就可以发送和接收拼成词语的字母。
2·Devices such as the telegraph and telephone relay messages by creating modulated electrical impulses, or impulses that change in a systematic way.
电报机与电话机等设备，通过产生调制电脉冲或以系统化方式变化的脉冲，来传递信息。
3·Edison Telegraph machine, prototype, c. 1890.
爱迪生电报机，原型，1890年。