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noun ADJ. artificial | commercial, communications, meteorological, reconnaissance, research, spy, weather VERB + SATELLITE launch, put into orbit, put up, send up SATELLITE + VERB be in orbit, orbit sth About 100 Russian satellites are orbiting the earth. | pass over sth The satellite passes over Britain every afternoon. | monitor sth, track sth a new satellite that monitors changes in the environment | broadcast sth, relay sth, transmit sth The satellite will transmit the information back to earth. SATELLITE + NOUN photograph, picture | data | link The pictures are broadcast through a live satellite link with Tokyo. | communications, system, technology | dish, receiver, television/TV | broadcasters, channel, company, station PREP. from a/the ~ images from satellites | via ~ The BBC broadcast the game via satellite.
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