He was interested in the telegraph and electricity.

他对电报和电力很感兴趣。

The telegraph debuted in 1844, just five years after OK.

电报首次于 1844 年出现，也就是 OK 发明后的五年。

47.the full astern of the telegraph is much later , pay attention.

注意，全速倒车来的慢。

You're like that old guy in the movie who does the telegraph thing.

你很像电影里发电报的老家伙。

But its wireless operator turned off the telegraph and went to sleep 15 minutes earlier.

但其无线电报员十五分钟前关掉了电报机 睡觉去了。

It’s why I keep models of American inventions like the telegraph in the Oval Office.

因此，我将美国人民创新精神的代表作，电报机等放在总统办公室。

Two men left the group to cut the telegraph lines east and west of Harpers Ferry.

两名男子离开小队，切断哈珀斯镇东西两侧的电报线。

One idea was to lay the telegraph lines across the ocean floor out of harm's way.

其中一个想法是在海底铺设电报线，以避免受到伤害。

In the mid-1800s, technological breakthroughs like photography and the telegraph were seen as something sort of... supernatural.

19世纪中期，摄影和电报等技术突破被视为某种… … 超自然的事件。

They give tribute to electromagnetic waves of the telegraph, a new form of communication at the time.

他们为电报中电磁波的研究作出了极大的贡献，也就是当时新的一种通信方式。

After Samuel Morse's public demonstration of the telegraph in 1844, newspapers began sending correspondents into the field.

1844年塞缪尔•莫尔斯(Samuel Morse)公开展示了电报之后，报纸开始派记者去实地采访。

Melanie could hardly be dragged away from the telegraph office and she met every train hoping for letters.

媚兰整天守在电报局里，还等候每一班火车，希望收到信件，她现在病了，同时妊娠起的反应愈来愈明显。

During his lifetime he invented more than 2 000 new things, including the light bulb, the telegraph and photographic film.

他的一生中，发明了2000多种东西，包括电灯泡、电报和胶卷。

A large number of the telegraph lines looked just as funny, going in all directions, as crooked as a grapevine.

大量的电报线看起来很有趣，四处纵横，像蜿蜒的葡萄藤。

Fortunately, the perfect solar storm took place in 1859, when the only technology vulnerable to the onslaught was the telegraph.

幸运的是，完美太阳风暴发生在1859年，当时地球上唯一容易受到破坏的科技还只是电报。

He first made his name by perfecting the telegraph before going on to invent the stock ticker, and the phonograph.

改进电报让他第一次声名远播 之后他又发明了股票自动报价机和留声机。

But in the 1800's, new technologies started to dramatically change how money was stored and exchanged, starting with the telegraph.

但在 1800 年代，从电报开始，新技术开始显着改变货币的存储和交换方式。

We made for the telegraph office, but it was already closed.

我们向电报局走去， 但它已经关门了。

The telegraph poles shifted by with the click of a metronome.

随着节拍器的咔嗒声， 电线杆移动了。

Like, you mean like, how can the telegraph be that disruptive?

就像，你的意思是， 电报怎么会有那么大的破坏性？