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Meanings of telephone in English
Usage of telephone in English
1
The State telephone network has changed hands four times in seven years.
2
Waiting your turn outside a public telephone box requires a particular patience.
3
Speech tests included monosyllabic word tests and sentence tests via the telephone.
4
Ms Harney said Mr Grehan did not have her home telephone number.
5
It's a better business case, van Voorst said in a telephone interview.
6
Global services provides outsourced IT, telephone and network services to large companies.
7
The long distance telephone solved the problem for the racketer... View Article
8
The officer said by telephone she would be held for a year.
9
This year is similar to 2011, Scambos said by telephone from Colorado.
10
Rosen had given me his business card with his mobile telephone number.
11
I have to work and work, Tino said in a telephone interview.
12
Whose address and telephone number did she give in case of emergency?
13
This means you can 'see' your doctor via video and telephone appointment.
14
British army bomb experts were called after a number of telephone warnings.
15
This happened four days ago, Ousmane told Reuters by telephone from Bamako.
16
The attack follows an attack on another telephone exchange in Baghdad yesterday.
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Telephone through the time
Telephone across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Canada
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