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Noun telegraph post has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTelegraph PostDescriptionA telegraph post, also known as a telegraph pole, is a tall, vertical structure used for supporting telegraph wires. It is typically made of wood or metal and is erected along a telegraph line to ensure the transmission of electrical signals over long distances. SensesNoun1. A tall, sturdy wooden or metal pole used for supporting telegraph wires. 2. (British) A post or pole bearing an insulator used for telegraph lines. Verb1. (rare) To connect or transmit signals via telegraph wires. UsagesPopularTelegraph posts were essential in the development of long-distance communication. The telegraph posts stretched across the countryside, connecting cities and towns. LocalIn rural areas, telegraph posts were commonly made of sturdy wooden logs. The telegraph company sent technicians to replace the old telegraph posts along the highway. Sample SentencesNoun1. The telegraph post stood tall, carrying messages from one city to another. 2. He leaned against the telegraph post, waiting for the telegram to arrive. Verb1. The technician skillfully telegraphed the signal through the network of telegraph posts. 2. The electrical engineer worked diligently to telegraph the message to the receiving station. Related Products | ||||
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