Usage of "landline" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Device with a wire through which it transmits and receives in real time signals enabling the user to discuss from afar.

Usage of landline in English

Subrahmanyam said, in response to a question on restoring of landline telephones. 
 Reuters 

The early loss of power prevented landline and radio alerts being effective. 
 The Guardian 

They informed BT and were given a date for their landline connection. 
 The Guardian 

They need a landline for emergencies as I live 20 minutes away. 
 The Guardian 

It's been more focused at going at the telco landline access business. 
 Reuters 

He would have no access to electricity or a landline for weeks. 
 Zeitoun 

VZW has light debts, no moribund landline businesses, and enjoys high margins. 
 Reuters 

I left a message, then tried his landline at the sheriff's department. 
 Speaking in Bones 

Before I could consider the possibility, the landline shrilled its after-hours ring. 
 Bones of the Lost 

VoxTel offers various communication and landline and mobile carrier billing phone solutions. 
 Reuters 

Use your cell phone all the time and give up your landline. 
 Reuters 

While I waited, I used the clinic landline to call my cousin. 
 Body work 

Oren Starks covered her hand where it still gripped the landline telephone. 
 Tough customer: a novel 

I picked up the landline, already hearing Larabee's lecture about fiscal restraint. 
 Bones on Ice 

But virtually no one who has a smartphone uses the landline anymore. 
 The Irish Times 

I tried my father's landline once more, but it was still engaged. 
 Silks 

landline

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Translations for landline

Portuguese

Landline through the time

Landline across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Common

Meanings of landline in English