Definition of Yellow Pages in English:

Yellow Pages

plural noun

trademark in UK

A telephone directory, or a section of one, printed on yellow paper and listing businesses and other organizations according to the goods or services they offer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then, together with 11 other trainee telesales reps, I was led to a room where dozens of staff sat randomly plucking business phone numbers from Yellow Pages and deceiving them into forking out money.
- The featured DJs claimed to be able to smell records in a town as they hit its outskirts, while others cursed their luck at arriving too late, the record-shop listings in the Yellow Pages having been ripped out by their rivals.
- Do they want work or do they have their names and addresses printed in Yellow Pages for fun?
- Randomly picking business telephone numbers from Yellow Pages they conned thousands of victims - always dialling 141 before each call so it could not be traced.
- RR Donnelley continues to print Yellow Pages and Business Pages for Yell.
- The Yellow Pages are full of listings for general building contractors.
- About 62% of the publication is dedicated to telephone number listings and 25% to the Yellow Pages.
- The doctors would start to ask questions; I mentally ran through all the hospitals we'd been to already, and then got out the phone book and scanned the Yellow Pages.
- For your nearest CAB, social services or housing department, see your local telephone directory or Yellow Pages.

Definition of Yellow Pages in US English:

Yellow Pages

(also yellow pages)

plural nounˈyelō ˌpājizˈjɛloʊ ˌpeɪdʒɪz

trademark in UK

1A telephone directory, or a section of one, printed on yellow paper and listing businesses and other organizations according to the goods or services they offer.
Example sentencesExamples
- RR Donnelley continues to print Yellow Pages and Business Pages for Yell.
- For your nearest CAB, social services or housing department, see your local telephone directory or Yellow Pages.
- Then, together with 11 other trainee telesales reps, I was led to a room where dozens of staff sat randomly plucking business phone numbers from Yellow Pages and deceiving them into forking out money.
- The featured DJs claimed to be able to smell records in a town as they hit its outskirts, while others cursed their luck at arriving too late, the record-shop listings in the Yellow Pages having been ripped out by their rivals.
- Do they want work or do they have their names and addresses printed in Yellow Pages for fun?
- The Yellow Pages are full of listings for general building contractors.
- Randomly picking business telephone numbers from Yellow Pages they conned thousands of victims - always dialling 141 before each call so it could not be traced.
- About 62% of the publication is dedicated to telephone number listings and 25% to the Yellow Pages.
- The doctors would start to ask questions; I mentally ran through all the hospitals we'd been to already, and then got out the phone book and scanned the Yellow Pages.
1. 1.1 A business directory accessed through the Internet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  You can find these cheap website design companies by looking on internet auction websites such as ebay, internet search engines such as google or in the Yellow Pages.
  Local also beats my local Yellow Pages publisher's online directory service, Qwest's Dex, in my opinion.
  Using the Yellow Pages online, you can find almost any product sold in Singapore, and sometimes you can order it on-line as well.
  Think Yellow Pages, think referral fees, think online.
  Making matters even worse, regional telephone companies decided to compete for Internet Yellow Pages contracts.
  CUT loose again Company Net set about building up a neat portfolio of Scottish clients, including Historic Scotland which won a Yellow Pages on-line award in its launch week.
  Consult the Yellow Pages or the Internet for reweavers.
  It lays out the structure of an Internet-based Yellow Pages where an application can find other service providers.
  Tracking the term through the Yellow Pages and the Internet, Francaviglia locates an emerging vernacular.
  Yahoo's Yellow Pages already offer a keyword search for business name or business type and orders results by distance from any location.

单词	Yellow Pages
释义	Definition of Yellow Pages in English: Yellow Pages plural noun trademark in UK A telephone directory, or a section of one, printed on yellow paper and listing businesses and other organizations according to the goods or services they offer. Example sentencesExamples Then, together with 11 other trainee telesales reps, I was led to a room where dozens of staff sat randomly plucking business phone numbers from Yellow Pages and deceiving them into forking out money. The featured DJs claimed to be able to smell records in a town as they hit its outskirts, while others cursed their luck at arriving too late, the record-shop listings in the Yellow Pages having been ripped out by their rivals. Do they want work or do they have their names and addresses printed in Yellow Pages for fun? Randomly picking business telephone numbers from Yellow Pages they conned thousands of victims - always dialling 141 before each call so it could not be traced. RR Donnelley continues to print Yellow Pages and Business Pages for Yell. The Yellow Pages are full of listings for general building contractors. About 62% of the publication is dedicated to telephone number listings and 25% to the Yellow Pages. The doctors would start to ask questions; I mentally ran through all the hospitals we'd been to already, and then got out the phone book and scanned the Yellow Pages. For your nearest CAB, social services or housing department, see your local telephone directory or Yellow Pages. Definition of Yellow Pages in US English: Yellow Pages (also yellow pages) plural nounˈyelō ˌpājizˈjɛloʊ ˌpeɪdʒɪz trademark in UK 1A telephone directory, or a section of one, printed on yellow paper and listing businesses and other organizations according to the goods or services they offer. Example sentencesExamples RR Donnelley continues to print Yellow Pages and Business Pages for Yell. For your nearest CAB, social services or housing department, see your local telephone directory or Yellow Pages. Then, together with 11 other trainee telesales reps, I was led to a room where dozens of staff sat randomly plucking business phone numbers from Yellow Pages and deceiving them into forking out money. The featured DJs claimed to be able to smell records in a town as they hit its outskirts, while others cursed their luck at arriving too late, the record-shop listings in the Yellow Pages having been ripped out by their rivals. Do they want work or do they have their names and addresses printed in Yellow Pages for fun? The Yellow Pages are full of listings for general building contractors. Randomly picking business telephone numbers from Yellow Pages they conned thousands of victims - always dialling 141 before each call so it could not be traced. About 62% of the publication is dedicated to telephone number listings and 25% to the Yellow Pages. The doctors would start to ask questions; I mentally ran through all the hospitals we'd been to already, and then got out the phone book and scanned the Yellow Pages. 1.1 A business directory accessed through the Internet. Example sentencesExamples You can find these cheap website design companies by looking on internet auction websites such as ebay, internet search engines such as google or in the Yellow Pages. Local also beats my local Yellow Pages publisher's online directory service, Qwest's Dex, in my opinion. Using the Yellow Pages online, you can find almost any product sold in Singapore, and sometimes you can order it on-line as well. Think Yellow Pages, think referral fees, think online. Making matters even worse, regional telephone companies decided to compete for Internet Yellow Pages contracts. CUT loose again Company Net set about building up a neat portfolio of Scottish clients, including Historic Scotland which won a Yellow Pages on-line award in its launch week. Consult the Yellow Pages or the Internet for reweavers. It lays out the structure of an Internet-based Yellow Pages where an application can find other service providers. Tracking the term through the Yellow Pages and the Internet, Francaviglia locates an emerging vernacular. Yahoo's Yellow Pages already offer a keyword search for business name or business type and orders results by distance from any location.
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