Phone meaning in English
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Definition
(to be on the) phone: (to be on the) telephone
to phone (someone): to call, to telephone, to ring (someone)
(a discussion) by phone: (a discussion) which takes place via telephone
Examples
- "Bruno : That's my phone!"
- "Hannah : Wow Philip, is that an E-Phone?"
- "( on phone ) Hello, Delavigne Customer service, Brian Jones speaking."
- "What about the long-distance calls to your ex-boyfriend from the company phone?"
- "It's a type of software that allows you to do things on your E-Phone, like change your voice, break up with your girlfriend, watch virtual fish swimming."
- "Oh stay there, stay there... (phone rings) Oh come on!"
- "Go out to the park, and leave your phone at home!"
- "Bruno : Susie... uh... is that my phone?"
- "If the phone rings, answer the phone."
- "I won't be there, but you will find a phone."
- "( phone rings ) Edward, get that please."
- "He dials phone and asks for his wife Sophie."
- "Janine : One job applicant in Florida answered her phone..."
- "phone rings"
- "Who can I phone?"
- "Bruno's phone rings"
- "Brian hangs up, phone rings again"
- "Philip : Yes Hannah, it is an E-Phone."
- "34-B Highwater Road - San Francisco, CA 94129 - PHONE (415) 456-1776"
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