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telex
tel·ex T0093600 (tĕl′ĕks′)n.1. A communications system consisting of teletypewriters connected to a telephonic network to send and receive signals.2. A message sent or received by such a system.tr.v. tel·exed, tel·ex·ing, tel·ex·es To send (a message) by telex.
[tel(etypewriter) + ex(change).]telex (ˈtɛlɛks) n1. (Telecommunications) an international telegraph service in which teleprinters are rented out to subscribers for the purpose of direct communication2. (Telecommunications) a teleprinter used in such a service3. (Telecommunications) a message transmitted or received by telexvb (Telecommunications) to transmit (a message) to (a person, office, etc) by telex[C20: from tel(eprinter) ex(change)]tel•ex (ˈtɛl ɛks)
n. 1. (sometimes cap.) a two-way teletypewriter service channeled through a public telecommunications system for direct communication between subscribers at remote locations. 2. a message transmitted by telex. v.t. 3. to send (a message) by telex. [1930–35; tel (eprinter) + ex (change)] telex
Past participle: telexed
Gerund: telexing
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| I telex | | you telex | | he/she/it telexes | | we telex | | you telex | | they telex |
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| I telexed | | you telexed | | he/she/it telexed | | we telexed | | you telexed | | they telexed |
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| I am telexing | | you are telexing | | he/she/it is telexing | | we are telexing | | you are telexing | | they are telexing |
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| I have telexed | | you have telexed | | he/she/it has telexed | | we have telexed | | you have telexed | | they have telexed |
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| I was telexing | | you were telexing | | he/she/it was telexing | | we were telexing | | you were telexing | | they were telexing |
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| I had telexed | | you had telexed | | he/she/it had telexed | | we had telexed | | you had telexed | | they had telexed |
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| I will telex | | you will telex | | he/she/it will telex | | we will telex | | you will telex | | they will telex |
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| I will have telexed | | you will have telexed | | he/she/it will have telexed | | we will have telexed | | you will have telexed | | they will have telexed |
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| I will be telexing | | you will be telexing | | he/she/it will be telexing | | we will be telexing | | you will be telexing | | they will be telexing |
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| I have been telexing | | you have been telexing | | he/she/it has been telexing | | we have been telexing | | you have been telexing | | they have been telexing |
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| I will have been telexing | | you will have been telexing | | he/she/it will have been telexing | | we will have been telexing | | you will have been telexing | | they will have been telexing |
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| I had been telexing | | you had been telexing | | he/she/it had been telexing | | we had been telexing | | you had been telexing | | they had been telexing |
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| I would telex | | you would telex | | he/she/it would telex | | we would telex | | you would telex | | they would telex |
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| I would have telexed | | you would have telexed | | he/she/it would have telexed | | we would have telexed | | you would have telexed | | they would have telexed |
telexA quick form of communication and an advance on simple telegraph systems. It transmits a message from one machine to a similar one anywhere in the world at about 100 words per minute.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  telex - a character printer connected to a telegraph that operates like a typewriterteleprinter, teletype machine, teletypewriter, telex machinecharacter printer, character-at-a-time printer, serial printer - a printer that prints a single character at a time | | Verb | 1. | telex - communicate by telex; "We telexed the information to our sister company"telecommunicate - communicate over long distances, as via the telephone or e-mail |
Translationstélexmandare un telextelexтелексTelex
telex: see telegraphtelegraph,
term originally applied to any device or system for distant communication by means of visible or audible signals, now commonly restricted to electrically operated devices. Attempts at long-distance communication date back thousands of years (see signaling).
..... Click the link for more information. .Telex an international teletypewriter exchange network. As of the mid-1970’s, the Telex network consisted of about 100 national networks equipped with Telex automatic switching stations, which use step-by-step (Strowger) switching and rotary dialing of numbers. The international part of the Telex network uses voice-frequency telegraph channels and radio channels. In most countries the Telex network is not separate from other teleprinter exchange services. Telex is used by about 600,000 subscribers, more than half of them in Europe. Telex[′te‚leks] (communications) A worldwide teleprinter exchange service providing direct send and receive teleprinter connections between subscribers. Abbreviated TEX. Telex(1) (TELetypewriter EXchange) An international, dial-up data communications service administered in the U.S. by AT&T, MCI and other providers. Developed in the U.S. and other European countries in the 1930s, it was the first data communications service that used typewriter-like terminals (teletypewriters). Prior to Telex, telegrams and cablegrams were the primary method for delivering a text message. By the 1960s, Telex became a worldwide, real-time, data communications service. Although diminishing each year, Telex is still used for commerce in more than 200 countries.
Telex started out transmitting Baudot code at 50 bps. Although upgraded, it is still a low-speed data service. It was originally administered worldwide by various carriers and the local PTTs. Western Union handled the U.S., and in 1971, purchased and integrated the Bell System's TWX service. AT&T acquired Western Union's Telex service in 1991.
(2) (Telex Communications, Inc., Burnsville, MN, www.telex.com) A manufacturer of hearing aids and audio communications devices founded in 1936. Originally making hearing aids, the company evolved into a manufacturer of a variety of audio products, including intercoms, microphones, speakers, headsets, antennas and LCD projectors.
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| A far cry from today's network control centers, this Telex center in Berlin, Germany in 1933 initially communicated with another center in Hamburg. The teletypewriters and communications equipment were made by Siemens. (Image courtesy of Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH.) |
telex
Related to telex: telex machinetelex a mode of electronic communication whereby matter typed into the sending terminal is printed out of the receiving terminal; one of the first forms of new technology to pose a problem for the legal system. Parties can be at their machines as they exchange messages or a message can be sent or received in absence. It was held that where there was instantaneous communication between the offeror and the offeree the formation of a contract between the parties was governed by the general rule that a contract was concluded where and when acceptance of the offer was received by the offeror. Where communication by telex is not instantaneous (as, for example, where the message is sent out of office hours or at night, or by a third party's telex machine), the time and place of the formation of a contract so made by telex can only be resolved by reference to the intentions of the parties, by sound business practice and in some cases by judgment where the risk shall lie, and not by applying a universal rule. See also ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS.See TX
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| TELEX➣Telephone Exchange | | TELEX➣Teletypewriter Exchange | | TELEX➣Teleprinter Exchange | | TELEX➣Thunderstorm Electrification and Lightning Experiment (US NOAA) | | TELEX➣Telecommunication Exchange |
telex
Related to telex: telex machineSynonyms for telexnoun a character printer connected to a telegraph that operates like a typewriterSynonyms- teleprinter
- teletype machine
- teletypewriter
- telex machine
Related Words- character printer
- character-at-a-time printer
- serial printer
verb communicate by telexRelated Words |