ten-four
1 ten-four
2 ten-four
3 ten-four
Ten-four, old buddy. I’ll do that — О’кей, старик. Все будет сделано
4 ten-four
5 ten four
6 ten four
7 ten-four
8 ten-four
См. также в других словарях:
Ten four — er en udenlandsk (engelsk) vending for okay forstået … Danske encyklopædi
ten-four? —
ten-four? —
ten-four — noun Acknowledgment of message received. Ten four good buddy … Wiktionary
ten-four? — v. phr. interrog. slang citizen s band radio jargon Do you understand? Is that a ten four? … Словарь американских идиом
ten-four — (CB radio) yes, I hear you, okay See you in Memphis, big fella. Ten four, good buddy … English idioms
ten-four — AND 10 4 interj. okay. (Citizens band radio.) □ Ten four, old buddy. I will do that. □ Please, where the answer to the question is yes or no, don’t write 10 4 for yes … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Ten-four — exclamation signifying agreement, acceptance, etc. (from the 10 code system used by CB radio operators; it appears in US slang since the 1960s, but when used in Australia it is usually as a conscious Americanism) … Dictionary of Australian slang
ten-four
1 О’кей!
2 приём подтверждаю
3 о’кей!
4 ок!
5 приём
6 приём (при переговорах по рации)
7 приём подтверждаю
8 прием
9 радио сообщение принято
10 сообщение принято
11 четыре из десяти
Four in ten people are ‘ethical spenders’, buying goods which do not, for example, involve dealings with oppressive regimes.
12 Four Media Company
13 ten
14 Боевой порядок кораблей Four Whiskey
15 проект Trans-European Network Energy, TEN-E
16 100 Megabits per Second, Baseband, Four-pair Category 3 UTP cables
17 A SWATH type ship having four pods instead of two
18 Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten
19 All Four Shoulder Buttons
20 Aluminum Four Barrel
См. также в других словарях:
Ten four — er en udenlandsk (engelsk) vending for okay forstået … Danske encyklopædi
ten-four? —
ten-four? —
ten-four — noun Acknowledgment of message received. Ten four good buddy … Wiktionary
ten-four? — v. phr. interrog. slang citizen s band radio jargon Do you understand? Is that a ten four? … Словарь американских идиом
ten-four — (CB radio) yes, I hear you, okay See you in Memphis, big fella. Ten four, good buddy … English idioms
ten-four — AND 10 4 interj. okay. (Citizens band radio.) □ Ten four, old buddy. I will do that. □ Please, where the answer to the question is yes or no, don’t write 10 4 for yes … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Ten-four — exclamation signifying agreement, acceptance, etc. (from the 10 code system used by CB radio operators; it appears in US slang since the 1960s, but when used in Australia it is usually as a conscious Americanism) … Dictionary of Australian slang
ten four
1 ten-four
2 ten-four
3 ten-four
Ten-four, old buddy. I’ll do that — О’кей, старик. Все будет сделано
4 ten-four
5 ten four
6 ten four
7 ten-four
8 ten-four
См. также в других словарях:
Ten four — er en udenlandsk (engelsk) vending for okay forstået … Danske encyklopædi
ten-four? —
ten-four? —
ten-four — noun Acknowledgment of message received. Ten four good buddy … Wiktionary
ten-four? — v. phr. interrog. slang citizen s band radio jargon Do you understand? Is that a ten four? … Словарь американских идиом
ten-four — (CB radio) yes, I hear you, okay See you in Memphis, big fella. Ten four, good buddy … English idioms
ten-four — AND 10 4 interj. okay. (Citizens band radio.) □ Ten four, old buddy. I will do that. □ Please, where the answer to the question is yes or no, don’t write 10 4 for yes … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Ten-four — exclamation signifying agreement, acceptance, etc. (from the 10 code system used by CB radio operators; it appears in US slang since the 1960s, but when used in Australia it is usually as a conscious Americanism) … Dictionary of Australian slang
Ten four что значит
or ten-four [ten-fohr]
What does 10-4 mean?
Roger that! 10-4 is a way of saying “message received” in radio communications. It’s also used as a way to “you got it.”
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Where does 10-4 come from?
10-4 is one of the so-called ten-codes, or radio signals, invented by the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials-International (APCO). 10-4 is an affirmative signal: it means “OK.” The ten-codes are credited to Illinois State Police Communications Director Charles Hopper who created them between 1937–40 for use in radio communications among cops.
for decades, Oct 4 has been a day to salute radio operators. pic.twitter.com/zpsDNPtorQ
In the 1930s, radio technology was still relatively new and limited. For starters, there were limited police radio channels, so officers couldn’t stay on the line too long or else others wouldn’t be able to get through. The ten-codes were invented to communicate information quickly and clearly.
The use of the number 10 before all of the codes was another workaround. It took a split second for the motor-generator in the radios to warm up, and so the first syllables of a radio transmission were often lost. The 10 was used as a placeholder to give the motor-generator time to speed up enough to hear the second part of the code. 4 was simply chosen to mean “acknowledgement” of a message (10-3 meant “stop transmitting” in case you wanted to know).
These handy codes were quickly adopted by others communicating via radio, such as CB (Citizen Band) radio enthusiasts and truckers.
Helping to popularize 10-4 in the mainstream was the 1950s TV crime drama Highway Patrol, starring Broderick Crawford, known for starting his conversations on his radio with 10-4. Oh, the ’50s.
The expression 10-4 further spread into popular culture when it was featured in C. W. McCall’s 1975 song “Convoy,” where he uses trucker CB radio slang like breaker one-nine (a radio channel used by truckers) and 10-4. The song went number one on the charts in the US and abroad and was even made into a movie in 1978.
10-4 has shown up in hip-hop lyrics, too, like Ghostface Killah’s 2004 “Beat the Clock,” where he raps: “…ten four, may day-may day / Callin’ all cars, callin’ all cars.” This use is inspired by 10-4 in cop-speak.
Цифры на английском от 1 до 100 с транскрипцией на русском
Изучая английский язык, не вольно понимаешь, что английская цифры и числа отличаются от словообразования русского. В Английском языке есть много правил и исключения, поэтому важно знать много особенностей. Английский язык не входит в ТОП10 сложных языков мира, поэтому изучить нам числа от 1 до 100 будет просто.
Есть группы чисел которые образуются по разному, а именно
Таблица цифр и чисел от 1 до 100 с русской транскрипцией
| 0 | zero | [‘zièrèu] | |
| 1 | one | уан | [wʌn] |
| 2 | two | ту | [ˈtuː] |
| 3 | three | фри | [θriː] |
| 4 | four | фор | [fɔː] |
| 5 | five | файв | [faɪv] |
| 6 | six | сыкс | [sɪks] |
| 7 | seven | с’эвэн | [ˈsevn̩] |
| 8 | eight | эйт | [eɪt] |
| 9 | nine | найн | [naɪn] |
| 10 | ten | тэн | [ten] |
| 11 | eleven | ил’эвэн | [ɪˈlevn̩] |
| 12 | twelve | тУ’элв | [twelv] |
А ниже таблица чисел от 13-19 где формируются по принципу цифр от 3-9 с частицей «-teen»
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Важно помнить, что корень чисел 13 и 15 будет отличается от общего правила, их образование через корень three и five
| 13 | thirteen | сёрт’ин | [θɜː’tiːn] |
| 14 | fourteen | форт’ин | [ˌfɔː’tiːn] |
| 15 | fifteen | фифт’ин | [ˌfɪf’tiːn] |
| 16 | sixteen | сыкст’ин | [ˌsɪk’stiːn] |
| 17 | seventeen | сэвэнт’ин | [ˌsev(ə)n’tiːn] |
| 18 | eighteen | эйт’ин | [ˌeɪ’tiːn] |
| 19 | nineteen | найнт’ин | [ˌnaɪn’tiːn] |
Затем у нас до все по одной схеме, пишутся десятки, которые образуются с присоединения к цифре суффикса –ty, но есть исключения в числах 20, 30, 40 и 50 b wbaht 80 отсуствует повторение «t»
| 20 | twenty | тУ’энти / [ˈtwenti] |
| 21 | twenty-one | твэнти уан |
| 22 | twenty-two | твэнти ту |
| 23 | twenty-three | твэнти сры |
| 24 | twenty-four | твэнти фо |
| 25 | twenty-five | твэнти файв |
| 26 | twenty-six | твэнти сыкс |
| 27 | twenty-seven | твэнти сэвэн |
| 28 | twenty-eight | твэнти эйт |
| 29 | twenty-nine | твэнти найн |
| 30 | thirty | соти / [ˈθɜːti] |
| 31 | thirty-one | соти уан |
| 32 | thirty-two | соти ту |
| 33 | thirty-three | соти сры |
| 34 | thirty-four | соти фо |
| 35 | thirty-five | соти файв |
| 36 | thirty-six | соти сыкс |
| 37 | thirty-seven | соти сэвэн |
| 38 | thirty-eight | соти эйт |
| 39 | thirty-nine | соти найн |
| 40 | forty | ф’орти / [ˈfɔːti] |
| 41 | forty-one | ф’орти уан |
| 42 | forty-two | ф’орти ту |
| 43 | forty-three | ф’орти сры |
| 44 | forty-four | ф’орти фо |
| 45 | forty-five | ф’орти файв |
| 46 | forty-six | ф’орти сыкс |
| 47 | forty-seven | ф’орти сэвэн |
| 48 | forty-eight | ф’орти эйт |
| 49 | forty-nine | ф’орти найн |
| 50 | fifty | ф’ифти / [ˈfɪfti] |
| 51 | fifty-one | ф’ифти уан |
| 52 | fifty-two | ф’ифти ту |
| 53 | fifty-three | ф’ифти сры |
| 54 | fifty-four | ф’ифти фо |
| 55 | fifty-five | ф’ифти файв |
| 56 | fifty-six | ф’ифти сыкс |
| 57 | fifty-seven | ф’ифти сэвэн |
| 58 | fifty-eight | ф’ифти эйт |
| 59 | fifty-nine | ф’ифти найн |
| 60 | sixty | с’ыксти / [ˈsɪksti] |
| 61 | sixty-one | с’ыксти уан |
| 62 | sixty-two | с’ыксти ту |
| 63 | sixty-three | с’ыксти сры |
| 64 | sixty-four | с’ыксти фо |
| 65 | sixty-five | с’ыксти файв |
| 66 | sixty-six | с’ыксти сыкс |
| 67 | sixty-seven | с’ыксти сэвэн |
| 68 | sixty-eight | с’ыксти эйт |
| 69 | sixty-nine | с’ыксти найн |
| 70 | seventy | с’эвэнти / [ˈsevnti] |
| 71 | seventy-one | с’эвэнти уан |
| 72 | seventy-two | с’эвэнти ту |
| 73 | seventy-three | с’эвэнти сры |
| 74 | seventy-four | с’эвэнти фо |
| 75 | seventy-five | с’эвэнти файв |
| 76 | seventy-six | с’эвэнти сыкс |
| 77 | seventy-seven | с’эвэнти сэвэн |
| 78 | seventy-eight | с’эвэнти эйт |
| 79 | seventy-nine | с’эвэнти найн |
| 80 | eighty | ‘эйти / [ˈeɪti] |
| 81 | eighty-one | ‘эйти уан |
| 82 | eighty-two | ‘эйти ту |
| 83 | eighty-three | ‘эйти сры |
| 84 | eighty-four | ‘эйти фо |
| 85 | eighty-five | ‘эйти файв |
| 86 | eighty-six | ‘эйти сыкс |
| 87 | eighty-seven | ‘эйти сэвэн |
| 88 | eighty-eight | ‘эйти эйт |
| 89 | eighty-nine | ‘эйти найн |
| 90 | ninety | н’айнти / [ˈnaɪnti] |
| 91 | ninety-one | н’айнти уан |
| 92 | ninety-two | н’айнти ту |
| 93 | ninety-three | н’айнти сры |
| 94 | ninety-four | н’айнти фо |
| 95 | ninety-five | н’айнти файв |
| 96 | ninety-six | н’айнти сыкс |
| 97 | ninety-seven | н’айнти сэвэн |
| 98 | ninety-eight | н’айнти эйт |
| 99 | ninety-nine | н’айнти найн |
| 100 | one hundred | Уан х’андрид / Если видите какие то ошибки, сообщите ниже через комментарии или какие либо дополнения. |