radar
রাডার
definition
noun
Chavez reported that Venezuelan radar detected the presence of the ships and planes during the coup attempt.
a system for detecting the presence, direction, distance, and speed of aircraft, ships, and other objects, by sending out pulses of high-frequency electromagnetic waves that are reflected off the object back to the source.
translation of 'radar'
ব়্যাডার,
রাডার
noun
রেইডার
example
Most of us who drive cars have grown up since the advent of 'radar' to detect speeding.
You even see a form of 'radar' at many grocery stores when the doors open automatically!
Lo said the vessel's automatic navigation system and 'radar' were damaged during the attack.
Once Saki broke through the atmosphere, the ship's 'radar' picked up an approaching craft.
It hovers high above the clouds and literally no 'radar' can detect it because of its wind-elemental cloak.
The MCA said the study looked for impacts on compasses and various kinds of communications and positioning systems as well as 'radar' .
The development of 'radar' to intercept aircraft and direct gunfire revolutionized the Allied bombing offensive.
The flares are fired when the crew detect, by 'radar' , they are being chased by a missile homing in on the hot exhaust of the plane.
Digital cellphones are similar to 'radar' , using pulses carried by microwaves.
Chavez reported that Venezuelan 'radar' detected the presence of the ships and planes during the coup attempt.
Using 'radar' , the Protector system becomes active only after the driver has failed to react.
An additional limb in front is equipped with a metal detector and 'radar' to find mines, a second sprays paint on the ground to mark the spot.
These systems use 'radar' as the surveillance and cueing sensor to achieve this.
Adjusting his grip on the controls, he began to veer away from the colony, lest he be detected by their 'radar' .
If someone did try to destroy us we'd detect it on 'radar' before we were hit and could send a blast straight back.
the band has been kind of off the 'radar' these past few years
The boats had such a low profile and were so quick that they could be within seven miles before 'radar' detected them.
That expelling of exhaust is vital in detecting their presence on 'radar' .
To an extent, higher speeds can also make aircraft more visible to 'radar' and susceptible to threats.
The robot warriors use GPS, radar, laser 'radar' and a host of other technologies to move without human aid.
Part of the reason was that corporate cost cutting had left the ship without 'radar' .
Our helicopters will rain fire down upon your camps before you detect them on your 'radar' .
he's off the 'radar' in the UK but in his country of birth he's a well-known figure
Its advanced stealth features help prevent the aircraft from being detected by 'radar' .
The system uses the ship's three dimensional circular scan 'radar' for target tracking.
After all, they argued, how can anyone seriously think photo 'radar' will reduce speeding?
An incoming missile attack will initially be detected by the ship's long-range surveillance 'radar' .
keep your 'radar' tuned to changes at work
The officer must have visual estimation of speed before using 'radar' to confirm it.
Lidar is a remote sensing technique that uses laser light in much the same way that sonar uses sound or 'radar' uses radio waves.
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