Usage of "telly" | TermGallery

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An electronic device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen.

Использование термина telly на английском

She said something about wanting to watch some programme on the telly. 
 Under orders 

Will there indeed be any such thing as telly, or indeed music? 
 Independent.ie 

All those action shows on the telly and people being blown up. 
 Evan and elle 

But at least it works on telly, because it's short and snappy. 
 The Irish Times 

Basically, they can all be used on telly without frightening your gran. 
 The Guardian 

Donald has been using his telly to watch: The much-talked about Louis. 
 The Irish Times 

TV VIEW: Spend a day in front of the telly watching sport? 
 The Irish Times 

If I saw my picture on the telly, that's what I'd do. 
 The cold room 

And Escada, who know me - on the telly screen and off. 
 The Guardian 

Of those, only one carried the consolation of being free-to-air on telly. 
 The Guardian 

No, not literally, Maggie, it's an expression I heard on the telly.' 
 White corridor 

I was doing bit parts in London and the odd telly piece. 
 Report for Murder 

In telly a lot of that can be done with facial expressions. 
 The Guardian 

If you can't make it along don't miss it on the telly. 
 The Irish Times 

Hang on, I was supposed to have stopped doing this telly reviewing. 
 The Guardian 

Surely that's better than letting them sit in front of the telly. 
 The Guardian 

telly

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Translations for telly

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Telly через время

Telly в диалектах

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Значения термина telly на английском