satellite dish

noun

1. dish ( def 8 ).

satellite dish

1. A parabolic antenna used to receive signals relayed by satellite.

Example Sentences

The box controlled the satellite dish, and he’d built them both.

From MIT Technology Review

It looks like a giant satellite dish, but THOR marks an important first step in bulking up drone defenses.

From Popular-Science

The command building bristles with antennas and satellite dishes, while an on-site forensics lab helps specialists hack into suspected terrorists’ phones and laptops, feeding future missions across the continent.

From Time

Costs for things like the satellite dish and router come out to a whopping $499—and that equipment is sold to customers at a loss.

From MIT Technology Review

Their destination was a foot-long plastic wireless antenna, shaped like a squared-off satellite dish and mounted on the roof’s edge.

From MIT Technology Review

A small outdoor television satellite dish sticks out of tall grass alongside a few piles of firewood.

From The Daily Beast

The men ate together, sharing the same food, and whiled away their time watching TV, mainly Al Jazeera, via a satellite dish.

From The Daily Beast

The mansion was valued at around $1 million, but had no telephone or Internet service—although it did have a large satellite dish.

From The Daily Beast