over and out
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完毕并结束, 通信结束
said in a radio communication to indicate that the conversation is over
The idiom "over and out" originated from the realm of radio communication, particularly in military and aviation contexts. In radio communication, "over" signifies the end of one's transmission, and "out" signifies the conclusion of the entire conversation. This phrase is used to convey a sense of finality and is used to close a conversation or communication link.
- After delivering the status report, the pilot radioed, "Mission accomplished, over and out."
在提交状态报告后，飞行员用无线电说，“任务完成，完毕并结束。”
- The soldier reported their location to the base camp and then said, "All clear here, over and out."
士兵向基地营报告了他们的位置，然后说：“这里一切正常，完毕并结束。”
- The police officer radioed for backup and added, "I'll be waiting at the scene, over and out."
警察用无线电请求支援并补充道："我会在现场等待，完毕并结束。"
- The astronaut aboard the spacecraft informed mission control of their successful docking and signed off with "Over and out."
航天器上的宇航员向任务控制中心通报了他们成功对接的消息，并以“完毕并结束”结束了通话。
- The truck driver communicated with the dispatch center, saying, "I've reached the delivery location, over and out."
卡车司机与调度中心沟通，说：“我已经到达交货地点，完毕。”
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