area code

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Telephone, telegrapharea codeˈarea ˌcode noun [countable] TCTnumbers you use before a phone number when you phone someone in a different area of the countryExamples from the Corpusarea code• Public meetings will be held in San Diego in November to discuss possible boundaries for the next 619 area code split.• Prefix changes Telephone customers with these prefixes have been switched to the new 760 area code.• It suggested dialing 10-321 before 1 and the area code.• And the area code showed it was in Dusseldorf - 70 miles away.• The full name and address to which the account must be paid and also its telephone number complete with area code.• Beginning tomorrow, you have to deal with area code 760.

单词	area code
释义	area code From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Telephone, telegrapharea codeˈarea ˌcode noun [countable] TCTnumbers you use before a phone number when you phone someone in a different area of the countryExamples from the Corpusarea code• Public meetings will be held in San Diego in November to discuss possible boundaries for the next 619 area code split.• Prefix changes Telephone customers with these prefixes have been switched to the new 760 area code.• It suggested dialing 10-321 before 1 and the area code.• And the area code showed it was in Dusseldorf - 70 miles away.• The full name and address to which the account must be paid and also its telephone number complete with area code.• Beginning tomorrow, you have to deal with area code 760.
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