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sonde

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sonde [sɒnd]
n
(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a rocket, balloon, or probe used for observing in the upper atmosphere
[from French: plummet, plumb line; see sound3]
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sonde
n (Tech) → Sonde f
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