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Meanings of cellphone in English

Portuguese
telefone celular
Catalan
telèfon cel·lular
Wikidata

A portable electronic device used for calling people.

telefone celular
Usage of cellphone in English
1
Of course, anyone with a cellphone these days has gear this complicated.
Wired
2
For personal ICT needs, approximately half used cellphone Internet-based services and computers.
Pubmed
3
The large crowds caused the local cellphone network to crash several times.
Radio NZ
4
Bioplastics are being used for everything from gift cards to cellphone cases.
Wired
5
In the first week of October items including her cellphone were found.
Radio NZ
6
The Liberal cellphone bill plan would be phased in over four years.
Reuters
7
A cellphone was found near her body, according to the court documents.
Reuters
8
Making a single cellphone, for example, requires 165 pounds of raw material.
Wired
9
However, things that must stay with you are your cellphone and laptop.
Radio NZ
10
Turn off all electricity and water and take your cellphone with you.
The South African
11
Separately, the company said it would sell cellphone towers and other infrastructure.
Reuters
12
And after the dumbest and most anti-climactic oh-my-God-I-can't-get-a-signal-on-my-cellphone moment in film history.
The Guardian
13
A second teenager is accused of recording the incident on a cellphone.
Reuters
14
I took a couple of pictures outside the room with my cellphone.
News.com.au
15
FSM Telecom confirmed that most cellphone sites has been out of service.
Radio NZ
16
They'd taken her camera and cellphone before she'd landed on the island.
Raising Stony Mayhall
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Cellphone through the time
Cellphone across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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