listening watch
listening watch noun: continuous monitoring for incoming communications.
Noun
listening watch (plural listening watches)
- Continuous monitoring for incoming communications.
- “ […] It’s okay here if you want to close down your listening watch for tonight, Jackie. I’d like to have a listening watch in daylight hours tomorrow, from seven o’clock on. Is this Roger? Over.”1950, Neville Shute, The Legacy (UK title: A Town Like Alice), New York: William Morrow & Co., Chapter 10, p. 278
Forms of listening watch
| plural | listening watches |
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Questions about listening watch
- What does listening watch mean?
- Listening watch means continuous monitoring for incoming communications.
- What part of speech is listening watch?
- Listening watch is a noun.
- What is the plural of listening watch?
- The plural of listening watch is listening watches.
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