英语词汇“phone”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

phone1

/fəʊn

noun

1A telephone: a few seconds later the phone rang a receptionist answered the phone [as modifier]: a phone number...

A telling example: there are more cell phones than land-line phones in Mumbai today.
It turns out that people who don't have mobiles or fixed landline phones use payphones more than any other group.
The bandits also stole three cellular phones and two cordless phones, before escaping in a waiting vehicle.

Synonyms

telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, videophone, extension;

North American speakerphone

British informal blower

British rhyming slang dog and bone

2 (phones) informal Headphones or earphones.I had a pair of SR-325i and must admit they were the most uncomfortable phones I have ever placed on my head....

If you've got your eye on a nice pair of phones but their cord is too short for your listening setup, an extension cord designed for headphones can bridge the gap.
On paper it sounds pretty boring, and through the phones it's not much better.

verb (also phone up or phone someone up)

1Contact someone by telephone: [with object]: he phoned her at work [no object]: she phoned about twenty minutes ago...

She phoned me up and we pondered it for a few minutes, before realising the PC in question didn't have any speakers.
Sloan, who organised the music, wrote a wish list of all her favourite bands in the world and then started phoning them up.
I have people phoning me up with their concerns.

Synonyms

telephone, call, call up, give someone a call/ring, ring, ring up, get someone on the phone, get on the phone to, get, reach, dial, make/place a call (to)

informal buzz, give someone a buzz

British informal bell, give someone a bell/tinkle, get on the blower to

North American informal get someone on the horn

1.1 (phone it in) informal Work or perform without much effort, interest, or enthusiasm: I think of my playing as committed—I can’t remember ever phoning it in at any performance...

Because Bill Barol and his beloved Blather Blog has returned after a months-long hiatus, including a few weeks there when he was obviously just sort of phoning it in, not that we don't all do that on occasion, of course.
In fact, I think Jumbah is totally phoning it in.
Well, I guess I'd be phoning it in too if I knew that after my scene wrapped I could go back to partying on my yacht with my movie star friends on Lake Como.

Phrases

on the phone

Origin

Late 19th century: abbreviation of telephone.

Rhymes

phone2

/fəʊn

noun Phonetics

A speech sound; the smallest discrete segment of sound in a stream of speech.It has been shown that enlarging the phone set and using more alternative symbols to represent partial variations and attempting to use more refined acoustic models trained from accurate surface form transcriptions are of little benefit....

The justification was that phone boundaries are much more dynamic than stable, interior parts of phones.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek phōnē 'sound, voice'.

单词	phone
释义	phone1 /fəʊn / noun 1A telephone: a few seconds later the phone rang a receptionist answered the phone [as modifier]: a phone number... A telling example: there are more cell phones than land-line phones in Mumbai today. It turns out that people who don't have mobiles or fixed landline phones use payphones more than any other group. The bandits also stole three cellular phones and two cordless phones, before escaping in a waiting vehicle. Synonyms telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, videophone, extension; North American speakerphone British informal blower British rhyming slang dog and bone 2 (phones) informal Headphones or earphones.I had a pair of SR-325i and must admit they were the most uncomfortable phones I have ever placed on my head.... If you've got your eye on a nice pair of phones but their cord is too short for your listening setup, an extension cord designed for headphones can bridge the gap. On paper it sounds pretty boring, and through the phones it's not much better. verb (also phone up or phone someone up) 1Contact someone by telephone: [with object]: he phoned her at work [no object]: she phoned about twenty minutes ago... She phoned me up and we pondered it for a few minutes, before realising the PC in question didn't have any speakers. Sloan, who organised the music, wrote a wish list of all her favourite bands in the world and then started phoning them up. I have people phoning me up with their concerns. Synonyms telephone, call, call up, give someone a call/ring, ring, ring up, get someone on the phone, get on the phone to, get, reach, dial, make/place a call (to) informal buzz, give someone a buzz British informal bell, give someone a bell/tinkle, get on the blower to North American informal get someone on the horn 1.1 (phone it in) informal Work or perform without much effort, interest, or enthusiasm: I think of my playing as committed—I can’t remember ever phoning it in at any performance... Because Bill Barol and his beloved Blather Blog has returned after a months-long hiatus, including a few weeks there when he was obviously just sort of phoning it in, not that we don't all do that on occasion, of course. In fact, I think Jumbah is totally phoning it in. Well, I guess I'd be phoning it in too if I knew that after my scene wrapped I could go back to partying on my yacht with my movie star friends on Lake Como. Phrases on the phone Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation of telephone. Rhymes alone, atone, Beaune, bemoan, blown, bone, Capone, clone, Cohn, Cologne, condone, cone, co-own, crone, drone, enthrone, flown, foreknown, foreshown, groan, grown, half-tone, home-grown, hone, Joan, known, leone, loan, lone, mephedrone, moan, Mon, mown, ochone, outflown, outgrown, own, pone, prone, Rhône, roan, rone, sewn, shown, Simone, Sloane, Soane, sone, sown, stone, strown, throne, thrown, tone, trombone, Tyrone, unbeknown, undersown, windblown, zone phone2 /fəʊn / noun Phonetics A speech sound; the smallest discrete segment of sound in a stream of speech.It has been shown that enlarging the phone set and using more alternative symbols to represent partial variations and attempting to use more refined acoustic models trained from accurate surface form transcriptions are of little benefit.... The justification was that phone boundaries are much more dynamic than stable, interior parts of phones. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek phōnē 'sound, voice'.
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