Synonyms for radar
ˈreɪ dɑrradar

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1. radar, microwave radar, radio detection and ranging, radiolocationnoun

   measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects

   Synonyms:
   radiolocation, microwave radar, radio detection and ranging

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1. • Measuring Instrument

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1. List of paraphrases for "radar":

   radars, r.a.d.a.r., radial

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1. List of known nicknames for "Radar":

   Pete Weaver, Gravity

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1. Wilton Gregory:

   He has his finger on a number of important events and circumstances throughout the globe, he's got our own issues of racial harmony on his radar. I mean, he is the pastor of the world, and so he's got to know what's going on in the world, and he got it. I think his speech is an indication that he knows what's going on in our nation.

2. Chris Weiss:

   Our research group was coming into position to make measurements on a developing tornado in the Texas Panhandle but could not find any locations to park the radar, as all available vantage points were occupied with chaser traffic, i am not suggesting that one group has a right to be there over another, but if asked whether science has been impacted at some level over the past few years, I would say yes.

3. The Marine:

   At IOC, the F-35B targeted in real time, talked to forward air controllers over the radio and data-link, and put weapons on target. The F-35B can provide close air support in threat environments where our current platforms would not survive, and the synthetic aperture radar gives us a through-the-weather targeting capability where the majority of our legacy targeting systems are simply ineffective.

4. Rodante Joya:

   In the absence of a radar in the area, the system will help track aircraft movements, enhancing safety and security.

5. Dominik Stillhart:

   In addition to the crises widely covered in 2015, next year on my radar will be Burundi (and the Great Lakes area), Israel and the Occupied Territories and Afghanistan, having worked in Afghanistan for 30 years, we see that the conflict is far from over and civilians continue to pay a heavy price: 2015 was one of the deadliest years since 2001. A deteriorating security situation forces people to leave their homes and seek refuge in neighbouring countries or try dangerous routes to Europe.