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Meanings of call centres in inglés

ruso
контакт-центр
portugués
central de atendimento
español
call centre
catalán
centre de trucades
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Centralised office used for the purpose of receiving or transmitting a large volume of requests by telephone.

call centre
Usage of call centres in inglés
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Do you want your call centres clogged and not handling new bookings?
BBC
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It was beefing up its call centres to speak to more customers.
Radio NZ
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The seven call centres will stay open for three months after the announcement.
Reuters
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For years, she worked in call centres as a specialist in telephone polling.
The Guardian
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In the early 1990s there were no call centres in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Employees at retail call centres have been told to return to the office.
The South African
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We don't have time for call centres, and neither should you.
The South African
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The company designs and develops the software that runs call centres.
The Irish Times
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Blue Sky Communications is considering setting up small call centres in American Samoa.
Radio NZ
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Delivery of paediatric primary care by call centres has emerged as a satisfactory system.
Pubmed
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We're fed up ringing call centres and being told our call is important to them.
The Irish Times
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A KDDI spokeswoman said call centres were part of social infrastructure and need to remain open.
Reuters
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Two new call centres are set to open in Belfast this autumn and create 300 jobs.
The Irish Times
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Look at what happened with call centres, however.
BBC
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EE said it intends to scale back its call centres in South Africa and the Philippines.
The Irish Times
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The company most recently successfully advised Marketreach, a firm that recruits multi-lingual personnel for call centres.
The Irish Times