Roger (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈrɒdʒər/

Definition

To acknowledge receipt of a message, especially in radio communication, indicating that it has been heard and understood.

Examples

• The controller said, 'Roger, flight 305, proceed to gate 7.'

• She spoke into the radio, 'Roger, I'll be there in five minutes.'

• He quickly rogered the transmission and continued his patrol.

How to Use Roger

roger that (collocation)

An informal way to confirm understanding and agreement. — "The boss said to finish the report by 5 PM, and I replied, 'Roger that!'"

roger [message] (collocation)

To acknowledge receipt of a specific message or instruction. — "Roger, I have received your coordinates and will proceed."

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