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Meanings of phonebook in English
Portuguese
lista telefónica Catalan
guia telefònica 
A directory containing an alphabetical list of telephone subscribers and their telephone numbers.
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Examples for "phone book"
Examples for "phone book"
1
I found the number for the police station in the phone book.
2
The phone book didn't have him and neither did the Information operator.
3
I found him in the phone book and called him at home.
4
The Personal Finder contains the entire phone book directory listings for Ireland.
5
Everybody was used to seeing her family's name in the phone book.
1
She hunted him up in the telephone book, and found him-UlrichStölle.
2
Lane had found the number of Helen's home in the telephone book.
3
On a shelf in her room she found an old telephone book.
4
That old, familar telephone book is taking a step closer to oblivion.
5
After that second whiskey, I opened the telephone book and dialed the number.
1
His name was not in the city directory or the telephone directory.
2
As he left he saw her pick up the agency's telephone directory.
3
Is a city telephone directory listing for the local crisis center enough?
4
Who, after all, would want to steal a Castle County telephone directory?
5
What's on in the Nightside was the size of a telephone directory.
Usage of phonebook in English
1
The agents stood outside, angry and dismayed, visible through the phonebook-thick bulletproof glass.
2
Let's hit him back with a phonebook to wade through.
3
He shelved the phone and opened the phonebook, located the number to the sheriff's office.
4
Her friend took three steps behind the counter and returned with a thick, metropolitan phonebook.
5
After a few bites he went upstairs to his office and returned with a phonebook.
6
I love sad songs, and Bonnie's voice… I could listen to her singing the phonebook.
7
Rangel pulled out his tiny phonebook from his back pocket and dialed the university morgue.
8
He hung up and lifted the phonebook again.
9
He dropped the phonebook, let it dangle from its metal cord, his forehead resting against the cool glass.
10
I could tell that I had lost him, but at least they weren't hitting me with that phonebook.
11
Well, a quick perusal of the local phonebook yielded up one Shangrila and a couple of Mount Carmels.
12
When their Tongan students arrived they looked through the phonebook and found one listing belonging to a Tongan Methodist church.
13
He needed a phonebook.
14
Look in the phonebook.
15
There was a bloody phonebook, a pair of needle-nose pliers, and a five-gallon bucket of water sitting in the corner.
16
The pitch they made was simple, if not exactly intuitive: Choose better care and service over a thicker phonebook of doctors.
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