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

cell phonenoun [ C ]

uk/ˈsel fəʊn/us/ˈsel foʊn/mainly US also cellular phone, UK usually mobile phone

A1 a phone that is connected to the phone system by radio instead of by a wire, and can be used anywhere where its signals can be received

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Communications - telephone equipment

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answerphone
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cardphone
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earpiece
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extension
GPRS
hands-free
handset
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kiosk
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phone card
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telephone
the blower
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Examples from literature

Do you have a cell phone?
How many of your friends have a cell phone or a laptop?
In today’s world, there are many new phobias like nomophobia, the fear of not being in contact with others by cell phone!
Since there are a limited number of characters on a cell phone, chapters are very short and the action of the story moves fast.
We use gold in computers and cell phones.
You need to leave your computer at home and your cell phone off for this vacation in Thailand.
You’re on vacation in another country, and your cell phone doesn’t work.
The cell phone in her purse chirped and she reached for it with more than a trace of irritation.
The door to the room on his left opened and a guy with a suitcase in one hand and a cell phone to his ear hurried out of the room and down the hall.
You old people, you turn up your noses whenever someone ten years younger than you points out that cell phones are actually a pretty good way for people to communicate with each other—even subversively.

单词	cell phone
释义	English Business cell phonenoun [ C ] uk/ˈsel fəʊn/us/ˈsel foʊn/mainly US also cellular phone, UK usually mobile phone A1 a phone that is connected to the phone system by radio instead of by a wire, and can be used anywhere where its signals can be received Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - telephone equipment android answerphone brick cardphone cell cradle earpiece ext extension GPRS hands-free handset hashtag kiosk linesman phone card speed dial telephone the blower videophone See more results » Examples from literature Do you have a cell phone? How many of your friends have a cell phone or a laptop? In today’s world, there are many new phobias like nomophobia, the fear of not being in contact with others by cell phone! Since there are a limited number of characters on a cell phone, chapters are very short and the action of the story moves fast. We use gold in computers and cell phones. You need to leave your computer at home and your cell phone off for this vacation in Thailand. You’re on vacation in another country, and your cell phone doesn’t work. The cell phone in her purse chirped and she reached for it with more than a trace of irritation. The door to the room on his left opened and a guy with a suitcase in one hand and a cell phone to his ear hurried out of the room and down the hall. You old people, you turn up your noses whenever someone ten years younger than you points out that cell phones are actually a pretty good way for people to communicate with each other—even subversively. cell phonenoun [ C ] uk/ˈselfəʊn/us/-foʊn/US also cellular phone, also informal cell, also UK mobile phone COMMUNICATIONS a phone that is connected to a phone system by radio instead of by a wire, and which can therefore be used anywhere where its signals can be received: What's your cell phone number? You can reach me by email or cell phone.
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