Usage of "telephoner"

The person initiating a telephone call.

Sinònims

Examples for "caller"

The prank caller said that his plan could have easily gone wrong. 
 Radio NZ 

Then the caller makes his money demand: used bills -tensthrough hundreds. 
 Mindhunter 

But that Sunday morning the caller kept right on knocking, thirty-five times. 
 Pinball, 1973 

Tells about questions asked each caller & how the information is tallied. 
 The new yorker 

The caller simply said we'd find something interesting at the FDR Memorial. 
 The soul catcher 

But it's something about her infectious grace and humility-evenover a fuzzy phoner-thatseems to best explain her ascend and steady standing. 
 Ebony 

But the sombre silence of a movie theatre is hardly likely to deter the dedicated phoner; if anything, it's a good place to talk. 
 The new yorker 

When it comes to music promotion, phoners are the spreadsheets of the business. 
 The Irish Times 

The app has been available to U.S. iPhone owners for about a month, but now Google-phoners can grab it from the Android Marketplace. 
 Wired 

Ús de telephoner en anglès

As a telephoner she was simply interminable. 
 Mrs. Budlong's Christmas Presents 

The telephoner was Gilbert. 
 The Pretty Lady 

He, himself, could deal with the telephoners and the tourists. 
 Mary Wollaston 

Telephoner a través del temps

Significats de telephoner en anglès