radioed
- 1Simple past and past participle of radio.
The rescue team radioed their position to base camp.
He had radioed ahead to warn them about the approaching storm.
Note
One spelling serves as both past tense and past participle, and the -ed attaches straight to the final vowel of radio, with no letter added or doubled. Because the verb can take an object or stand alone, the form appears in bare reports (they radioed for help) and in passives (the coordinates were radioed in). It can also mean directing someone to a place, as when a medic was radioed to the scene.
The stranded climbers radioed for help before the battery died.
The coordinates were radioed in to headquarters within minutes.
radioed is a form of radio
radio, verb: To send a message to a person or station by radio, for example to report information or call for help or a vehicle. Full entry
- Spelling
- radio → radioed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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