Tele Meaning

What does the word television mean on television?

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Television is a common form of television + television and television means "distance", especially "distance transmission" used in education ... by telephone or one of the televisions.

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It is a word that combines Greek and Latin words with one word in the United States. Tele means, like looking through a telescope. Vision comes from Latin. Therefore, it can be considered as something transparent. Maybe the German language is often used for TV, which means "watch through", but I would like them to use TV or TV like us.

The word tele comes from the Greek word ■■■■■■ and means far away or in the same sense.

So we have telephones, televisions and other types of televisions.

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Tele means far away in Greek and it comes from the Latin verb video, video. So it is visible from afar, but there is a reason for what is called eymology, because one root is from one language, another from another. The Greek word for observers, dot marker, which is more appropriate, is used for binoculars.

Maybe they should have found a suitable Latin percussion video that I saw from afar and we would call it TP instead of TV.

A previous one added a word. Indicates that the word changes with distance. Made to expand the meaning. New can be used with many words to create new words. I now.

Tele Meaning

Formed with the meaning of tele-distance, especially long-distance transmission is used in the formation of compound words.
This means long distance transmission. Sorry for the rude answers below, not all of us.
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What does the word television mean on television? 3

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Tele Meaning

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Television is a common form of television + television and telepathy means "distance", especially used in "distance transmission" education ... by telephone or television.

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It is a word that combines Greek and Latin words to form a word in the United States. Tele means means to look through, like through a telescope. Vision comes from Latin. So it can be interpreted as a transparent thing. Perhaps the most used German word is television, which means "to watch", but I wish they would use television as much as we do.

The word tele comes from the Greek language and means far away or in the same sense.

So we have TV, TV and whatever we want.

Oris from the word TV

Tele means far in Greek and vision comes from the Latin verb video, videre, to see. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. The Greek word for observer, point marker, which is more appropriate, is used for binoculars.

Maybe they should have found a suitable Latino Procul video that I watched from afar and we would call it TP instead of TV.

A prefix is added to the s of a word. Indicates that deleting is changing the word. Made to expand the meaning. Can be used with many words to create new words. I now

Tele means future formation "quite a lot", is used in the formation of transmission at a distance - compound words: terragraph.

That is, long distance transmission. Sorry for the rude answers below, we are not all like that.