| 词汇 | phone |
| 释义 | phone (verb) phone 16 ENTRIES FOUND: phone (noun) phone (verb) -phone (noun combining form) phone-in (noun) phone book (noun) phone booth (noun) phone card (noun) phone number (noun) phone sex (noun) phone tag (noun) phone tapping (noun) cell phone (noun) cellular phone (noun) mobile phone (noun) pay phone (noun) sick (adjective) 1 phone /ˈfoʊn/ noun plural phones 1 phone /ˈfoʊn/ noun plural phones Learner's definition of PHONE 1 : telephone : such as a [noncount] : a system that uses wires and radio signals to send people's voices over long distances电话；电话系统 We spoke by phone earlier.我们之前通过电话。 The voice on the other end of the phone [=line] was familiar, but I couldn't place it.我觉得电话那头的声音很耳熟，但就是听不出是谁。 a phone bill/company/conversation电话缴费单/公司/交谈 I just have to make a quick phone call before we leave.我们离开前我还得打个简短的电话。 You can order over the phone. [=by calling on the telephone]你可以通过电话预订。 b [count] : a device that is connected to a telephone system and that you use to listen or speak to someone who is somewhere else电话机 The phone has been ringing all morning!整个上午电话一直响个不停！ He slammed the phone [=receiver] down and stormed out of the room.他砰地挂掉电话，冲出了房间。 Our new phone is cordless.我们新装的是无绳电话。 I left the phone off the hook.我摘下了电话听筒。 — see pictures at office, telephone; see also cell phone, mobile phone, pay phone, wireless phone 2 phones [plural] : headphones on the phone 1 : using a telephone to talk to someone与…通电话 Can you see who's at the door? I'm on the phone.你能看看谁在门外吗？我在打电话。 I was on the phone with my sister until late last night.昨晚我和姐姐通话至深夜。 2 British : connected to a telephone system开通电话的；安装了电话的 How many households aren't on the phone?有多少家庭没有安装电话？ 2 phone /ˈfoʊn/ verb phones; phoned; phoning 2 phone /ˈfoʊn/ verb phones; phoned; phoning Learner's definition of PHONE : to speak or try to speak to (someone) over a telephone system : telephone（给某人）打电话 [+ object] She phoned [=called] them already.她已经给他们打过电话了。 — often + up in British English在英国英语中常与up连用 I phoned her up earlier today.我今天早些时候给她打过电话了。 [no object] Someone from the newspaper will be phoning with a few questions.这家报社将有人打电话来咨询几个问题。 — often + up in British English在英国英语中常与up连用 She said she would be phoning up later.她说待会儿会打电话过来。 phone in [phrasal verb] 1 a : to make a telephone call to a place (such as the place where you work)（往某地）打电话 Our boss is on a business trip but she will phone in [=call in] periodically.我们老板在出差，但她会定期打电话回来。 She phoned in sick [=called in sick] yesterday. [=she telephoned the place where she works to say that she was sick and would not be coming to work]昨天她给单位打电话请了病假。 b : to make a telephone call to a radio or television program（向电台、电视台）拨打热线电话 Thousands of people phoned in to make a donation.成千上万的观众拨打热线电话要捐款捐物。 People phoned in [=called in] (to the show) from all over the country.全国各地的人（给这个节目）拨打了热线电话。 — see also phone-in 2 phone (something) in or phone in (something) : to deliver (something, such as a message) by making a telephone call通过电话传达 He only phoned in the pizza order a little while ago, so it's probably not ready yet.他才刚打电话订比萨饼，可能还没做好。 |
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