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♦ phone (1) /fəʊn/n.telefono: by phone, per telefono; phone bill, bolletta del telefono; phone number, numero telefonico; to answer the phone, rispondere al telefono; to pick up the phone, alzare (o prendere su) il ricevitore; to put down the phone, riattaccare; to slam down the phone on sb., sbattere il telefono in faccia a q.; over the phone, al telefono; ( anche) per (mezzo del) telefono; to be on the phone, essere al telefono; cordless phone, telefono senza filo; cordless; The phone rang, è squillato il telefono● phone-book, elenco del telefono □ phone booth, telefono pubblico ( in un hotel, ecc.); (spec. USA) cabina telefonica □ phone call, telefonata □ phone card, scheda telefonica □ phone-tapping, intercettazioni telefoniche □ phone unit counter, contascatti □ to get on the phone to sb., raggiungere q. per telefono; chiamare al telefono q.phone (2) /fəʊn/n.(scient.) fono.(to) phone /fəʊn/v. t. e i.telefonare a (q.); comunicare per telefono; chiamare (q.) al telefono: Remember to phone mother, ricordati di telefonare alla mamma!; She phoned me early in the morning, mi ha chiamato al telefono la mattina presto; Can I phone for a taxi?, posso chiamare un taxi?; He phoned me about his accident, mi ha telefonato raccontandomi del suo incidente. -
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phone [fəʊn]1. noun4. compounds• to make a phone call passer un coup de fil (inf) ► phone-in noun (British) émission où les auditeurs ou téléspectateurs sont invités à intervenir par téléphone pour donner leur avis ou parler de leurs problèmes► phone in[+ article] communiquer par téléphone* * *[fəʊn] 1.noun téléphone m2.to be on the phone — ( be talking) être au téléphone ( to somebody avec quelqu'un); ( be subscriber) avoir le téléphone
transitive verb passer un coup de fil à (colloq), téléphoner à [person, company]3.intransitive verb téléphonerPhrasal Verbs:- phone in- phone up -
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1. noun(a telephone: We were talking on the phone.) teléfono
2. verb(to telephone (a person, message or place): I'll phone you this evening.) telefonear, llamar por teléfono- phone booth
- phone box
- phone call
- phonecard
- phone up
phone1 n teléfonophone2 vb llamar por teléfono / telefoneartr[fəʊn]1 familiar teléfono1 llamar (por teléfono), telefonear1 llamar (por teléfono), telefonear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLphone book listín nombre masculino, guía telefónica Table 1SMALLNOTA/SMALL See also telephone/Table 1n.• teléfono (Teléfono) s.m.v.• telefonear v.fəʊn
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noun teléfono mby phone/over the phone — por teléfono
to be on the phone — ( be speaking) estar* hablando por teléfono; ( subscribe) (BrE) tener* teléfono
you're wanted on the phone — te llaman por teléfono; (before n) < message> telefónico
phone call — llamada f (telefónica)
phone number — (número m de) teléfono m
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transitive verb \<\<person\>\> llamar (por teléfono), telefonear, hablarle a (Méx); \<\<place/number\>\> llamar (por teléfono) a
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phone vi llamar (por teléfono), telefonearPhrasal Verbs:- phone in- phone up[fǝʊn]1.N teléfono mhe can't come to the phone just now — ahora no puede ponerse or venir al teléfono
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by phone — por teléfono•
to get off the phone — colgar (el teléfono)•
to be on the phone — (Brit) (=have a telephone) tener teléfono; (=be in conversation) estar hablando por teléfonowho was that on the phone? — ¿con quién estabas hablando por teléfono?
there's someone on the phone for you — te llama alguien por teléfono, hay alguien al teléfono que quiere hablar contigo
I spent an hour on the phone trying to sort things out — me pasé una hora al teléfono intentando resolver las cosas
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I can't talk about it over the phone — no puedo hablar de ello por teléfonocar 2., mobile, pay 4.•
to put down the phone — colgar el teléfono2.VT [+ person] llamar (por teléfono); [+ number] llamar ato phone the hospital/office — llamar al hospital/a la oficina
3.VI llamar (por teléfono)shall I phone for a taxi? — ¿llamo a un taxi?, ¿quieres que llame a or pida un taxi?
4.CPDphone bill N — cuenta f del teléfono, factura f del teléfono
he ran up a £240 phone bill — gastó 240 libras de teléfono
phone book N — guía f (telefónica)
phone booth N — cabina f (telefónica)
phone box N — (Brit) cabina f (telefónica)
phone call N — llamada f (telefónica)
phone company N — compañía f telefónica
phone line N — línea f de teléfono
phone number N — número m de teléfono
we need your daytime phone number — nos hace falta un número de teléfono en el que se lo pueda contactar durante el día
he assured them that ministers were not subjected to phone taps — les aseguró que los ministros no estaban siendo sometidos a escuchas telefónicas
phone tapping N — intervención f telefónica, pinchazo m de teléfono *
- phone in- phone up* * *[fəʊn]
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noun teléfono mby phone/over the phone — por teléfono
to be on the phone — ( be speaking) estar* hablando por teléfono; ( subscribe) (BrE) tener* teléfono
you're wanted on the phone — te llaman por teléfono; (before n) < message> telefónico
phone call — llamada f (telefónica)
phone number — (número m de) teléfono m
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transitive verb \<\<person\>\> llamar (por teléfono), telefonear, hablarle a (Méx); \<\<place/number\>\> llamar (por teléfono) a
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phone vi llamar (por teléfono), telefonearPhrasal Verbs:- phone in- phone up -
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1 nountéléphone m;∎ to answer the phone répondre au téléphone;∎ you're wanted on the phone on vous demande au téléphonephone bill facture f ou note f de téléphone;phone book annuaire m (téléphonique);phone call appel m (téléphonique);phone number numéro m de téléphoneto phone sb téléphoner à qn;∎ I'll phone you je vous téléphoneraitéléphoner;∎ to phone for sth demander qch par téléphone -
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[bɪl]nome proprio diminutivo di William* * *[bil] I noun(a bird's beak: a bird with a yellow bill.)II 1. noun1) (an account of money owed for goods etc: an electricity bill.)2) ((American) a banknote: a five-dollar bill.)3) (a poster used for advertising.)2. verb(to send an account (to someone): We'll bill you next month for your purchases.)- billfold
- fill the bill* * *bill (1) /bɪl/n.3 (geogr.) promontorio; punta♦ bill (2) /bɪl/n.1 conto; fattura; nota; bolletta: the hotel bill, il conto dell'albergo; the phone bill, la bolletta del telefono; DIALOGO → - Wrong bill- Can we have the bill please?, ci porta il conto per favore?; to settle a bill, pagare un conto; saldare una fattura; DIALOGO → - Asking about rent and bills- The rent is £500 a month, all bills included, l'affitto è £500 al mese spese incluse2 (leg.) progetto di legge; disegno di legge: the new environmental bill il nuovo progetto di legge sull'ambiente; to present a bill, presentare un progetto di legge; to draft a bill, preparare un disegno di legge; The bill was returned to the House of Commons, il disegno di legge è stato rimandato alla Camera dei Comuni3 cartellone ( teatrale); manifesto; locandina: to top the bill, (teatr.) avere il nome in cima al cartellone; (fig.) essere l'attrazione principale (di uno spettacolo); My name was heading the bill, il mio nome era in testa al cartellone4 cartellone pubblicitario; manifesto; affisso; avviso: to post (o to stick) a bill, affiggere un manifesto (o un avviso); bill sticker, attacchino; bill posting (o bill sticking) affissione5 (comm., rag., = bill of exchange) cambiale; tratta; effetto: bill at sight, cambiale a vista; ( banca) bill for collection, effetto all'incasso; bill payable on demand, cambiale a richiesta; cambiale pagabile a presentazione; bill to order, cambiale all'ordine; bills payable, effetti passivi; bills receivable, effetti attivi; to accept (o to take up) a bill, accettare una cambiale; to discount a bill, scontare una cambiale; to honour a bill, onorare (o pagare) una cambiale; to present a bill for discount, presentare una cambiale allo sconto7 (comm., leg.) certificato; distinta; bolla; bolletta; polizza: (dog.) bill of entry, bolletta d'entrata doganale; (comm., naut.) bill of lading, polizza di carico; (ind.) bill of materials, distinta dei materiali, distinta di base; (comm.) bill of parcel, bolla di consegna; (ind.) bill of quantities, distinta dei materiali e preventivo di spesa; distinta di costruzione; bill of sale, atto di vendita; atto di cessione● ( banca) bill book, scadenzario effetti □ (comm.) bill broker, agente di sconto □ bill collector, esattore □ ( banca) bills department, ufficio portafoglio □ (rag.) bill diary, scadenzario delle fatture □ ( banca) bills in hand, portafoglio □ (leg. GB) bill of costs, parcella □ bill of fare, (antiq.) lista delle vivande; menù; (fig.) programma, offerta □ (trasp.) bill of freight, lettera di vettura □ (comm. USA) bill of goods, consegna; spedizione; (fam.) promessa fasulla, bidone: to sell sb. a bill of goods, imbrogliare q.; fregare q. (fam.); tirare il bidone a q. (fam.) □ (naut.) bill of health, certificato sanitario; patente sanitaria: clean bill of health, (naut.) patente di sanità netta; ( per estens., rif. a persona) certificato di sana costituzione; (fig.) approvazione, nullaosta □ (leg. stor. o USA) bill of indictment, atto d'accusa; incriminazione □ (polit.) Bill of Rights, dichiarazione dei diritti dell'uomo; carta delle libertà; (stor., in GB) costituzione del 1689; (stor., in USA) i primi dieci emendamenti della Costituzione del 1791 □ (dog.) bill of sight, (bolletta con) richiesta di visita preventiva □ (dog.) bill of sufferance, bolletta di merce in franchigia doganale □ (rag.) bill rendered, conto presentato □ bill stamp, bollo cambiario □ (fam.) to fit (o to fill) the bill, essere quello che ci vuole; essere l'ideale; essere perfetto □ (fam.) to foot the bill, pagare il conto (o le spese); tirare fuori i soldi.bill (3) /bɪl/n.1 (stor.) alabarda3 ► billhook.(to) bill (1) /bɪl/v. i.● to bill and coo, ( di innamorati) tubare; scambiarsi tenerezze.(to) bill (2) /bɪl/v. t.1 far pagare; addebitare a; mandare il conto (o la fattura) a; fatturare (comm.): Are you going to bill me for it?, me lo farete pagare?; We were billed £1,500 for the repairs, la fattura per le riparazioni è stata di 1500 sterline2 (teatr.) annunciare in programma; mettere in cartellone: She is billed to play the Queen in «Hamlet», apparirà nella parte della Regina in «Amleto»3 descrivere; definire; presentare; pubblicizzare; reclamizzare: He's been billed as «the new John Travolta», l'hanno definito (o ne parlano come) «il nuovo John Travolta»; It's being billed as the match of the year, viene definita come la partita dell'anno4 ricoprire di manifesti.* * *[bɪl]nome proprio diminutivo di William -
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I [bɪl] 1. сущ.1) преим. брит.; амер. check счётhospital / medical bill — счёт за лечение в больнице
bill of costs — юр. счёт адвоката; ведомость издержек по делу
to run up a bill — делать долги (в магазине, гостинице, ателье), увеличивать счёт
He ran up a £1,400 bill at the Britannia Adelphi Hotel. — Его счёт в отеле "Британия Аделфи" вырос до тысячи четырёхсот фунтов.
She ran up an enormous phone bill. — Она наговорила по телефону огромную сумму.
2) список; инвентарь; документbill of credit — фин. кредитный билет (выпущенный государством и свободно обращающийся в качестве платёжного средства)
bill of lading — эк. транспортная накладная, коносамент
bill of parcels — эк. фактура; накладная
bill of sale — юр. купчая
3) законопроект, билль ( вносимый на рассмотрение законодательных органов)authorization bill — амер. санкционирующий законопроект
engrossed bill — амер. окончательный вариант законопроекта
omnibus bill — комплексный законопроект, сводный законопроект ( по нескольким вопросам)
to introduce / propose a bill — предложить законопроект
to move / railroad a bill through a legislature — разг. протолкнуть законопроект через законодательные органы
to quash / reject / vote down a bill — забаллотировать законопроект, не утвердить законопроект
4)а) программа (концерта, мероприятия, спектакля)Who's on the bill tonight? — Кто сегодня играет / выступает?; Кто занят в сегодняшнем спектакле?
б) афиша; плакат; постерSyn:5) = bill of exchange (переводной) вексель, траттаshort bill — фин. краткосрочная тратта, краткосрочный вексель
6) амер. банкнота, купюра7) юр. иск••- fill the bill 2. гл.1)а) выписывать накладную, выдавать накладную, выставлять счётClients will be billed monthly. — Счёт клиентам будет выставляться ежемесячно.
Syn:charge 1.б) включать (какой-л. товар, услугу) в счёт2)а) объявлять, рекламировать ( обычно в афишах)Johnson was billed to speak at two conferences. — Было заявлено, что Джонсон выступит на двух конференциях.
The play is billed for next week. — В афишах сказано, что этот спектакль будет идти на следующей неделе.
Syn:б) ( bill as) разрекламировать (кого-л. / что-л.) определённым образомII [bɪl] 1. сущ.He was billed as the new Sean Cannery. — Его разрекламировали как нового Шона Коннери.
1) клювSyn:2) выступ, рог, зубец3) амер.; разг. козырёк фуражки или кепкиSyn:4) геогр. мыс ( в ряде географических названий)5) мор. носок якоря2. гл.а) целоваться, ласкать друг друга клювами ( о голубях)б) уст.; разг.; шутл.; = bill and coo ласкаться, нежничать; ворковать (как голубки) ( о влюблённых)III [bɪl] сущ.Tom and his pretty spouse wherever they come are billing at such a rate! — Том и его смазливая жёнушка куда ни придут, так только и делают, что ласкаются, да вы бы ещё видели, как!
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phone [fəʊn]1 noun(a) (telephone) téléphone m;∎ I answered the phone j'ai répondu au téléphone;∎ just a minute, I'm on the phone un instant, je suis au téléphone;∎ he was on the phone for an hour il a passé une heure au téléphone;∎ we're not on the phone yet nous n'avons pas encore le téléphone;∎ you're wanted on the phone on vous demande au téléphone;∎ to get on the phone to sb téléphoner à qn;∎ she told me the news by phone elle m'a appris la nouvelle au téléphone;∎ I don't wish to discuss it over the phone je préfère ne pas en parler au téléphone;∎ familiar to give sb a phone donner un coup de téléphone ou de fil à qn□ ;∎ get off the phone! raccroche!(b) Linguistics phone m(bill) de téléphone; (line, message) téléphoniqueBritish téléphoner;∎ to phone for a plumber/a taxi appeler un plombier/un taxi (par téléphone);∎ to phone home téléphoner à la maisonBritish téléphoner à;∎ I'll phone him when I arrive je lui téléphonerai à mon arrivée;∎ to phone Paris téléphoner à Paris;∎ can you phone me the answer? pouvez-vous me donner la réponse par téléphone?►► phone book annuaire m (téléphonique);phone booth cabine f téléphonique;British phone box cabine f téléphonique;∎ I'm calling from a phone box j'appelle d'une cabine;phone call coup m de téléphone, appel m (téléphonique);phone number numéro m de téléphone;phone zap zapping m (par un groupe de pression)➲ phone uptéléphoner àtéléphoner -
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банк. оплата счетов по телефону (банковская услуга, позволяющая клиенту отдавать распоряжения об оплате выставленных на него счетов по телефону)Syn:See:
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оплата счетов по телефону: разновидность банковских услуг, позволяющая клиенту осуществлять операции и управлять своим счетом по телефону; использование такой техники обслуживания клиентов пока не привело к заметному сокращению использования чеков; = bank-by-phone; pay-by-phone.* * *Англо-русский экономический словарь > telephone bill payment
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сущ.банк. "банк по телефону", "телефон-банк" (система банковского обслуживания, при которой клиент может управлять своим счетом, связавшись с банком по телефону)Syn:See:
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1. verb(to get or take out of a dangerous situation, captivity etc: The lifeboat was sent out to rescue the sailors from the sinking ship.) rescatar, socorrer
2. noun((an) act of rescuing or state of being rescued: The lifeboat crew performed four rescues last week; After his rescue, the climber was taken to hospital; They came quickly to our rescue.) rescate- rescuerrescue1 n rescaterescue2 vb rescatar / salvartr['reskjʊː]1 rescate nombre masculino1 rescatar ( from, de)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto come to somebody's rescue acudir en auxilio de alguienrescue attempt intento de rescaterescue operation operación nombre femenino de rescaterescue team equipo de salvamentorescue n: rescate mn.• liberación s.f.• libramiento s.m.• rescate s.m.• salvación s.f.• salvamento s.m.v.• libertar v.• librar v.• rescatar v.• salvar v.
I 'reskjuːmass & count noun rescate mto come/go to the/somebody's rescue: Mum came to the rescue and paid my phone bill Mamá me salvó al pagar la cuenta del teléfono; they went to his rescue — acudieron a socorrerlo (liter), fueron or (liter) acudieron en su auxilio; (before n) <services, team> de rescate or salvamento
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transitive verb rescatar, salvar['reskjuː]to rescue somebody/something FROM something/-ING: he was rescued from drowning lo salvaron de morir ahogado; the bank rescued the company from bankruptcy — el banco salvó a la empresa de la quiebra
1.N rescate m, salvamento mthe hero of the rescue was... — el héroe del rescate or salvamento fue...
to come/go to sb's rescue — acudir en auxilio de algn, socorrer a algn
to the rescue! — ¡al socorro!
Batman to the rescue! — ¡Batman acude a la llamada!
2.VT salvar, rescatar3.CPDrescue attempt N — tentativa f de salvamento, tentativa f de rescate
rescue dig N — excavación f de urgencia
rescue operations NPL — operaciones fpl de salvamento, operaciones fpl de rescate
rescue package N — (Pol, Comm) paquete m de medidas urgentes
rescue party N — equipo m de salvamento, equipo m de rescate
rescue services NPL — servicios mpl de rescate, servicios mpl de salvamento
rescue team N — = rescue party
rescue vessel N — buque m de salvamento
rescue work N — operación f de salvamento, operación f de rescate
rescue worker N — persona f que trabaja en labores de rescate
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I ['reskjuː]mass & count noun rescate mto come/go to the/somebody's rescue: Mum came to the rescue and paid my phone bill Mamá me salvó al pagar la cuenta del teléfono; they went to his rescue — acudieron a socorrerlo (liter), fueron or (liter) acudieron en su auxilio; (before n) <services, team> de rescate or salvamento
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transitive verb rescatar, salvarto rescue somebody/something FROM something/-ING: he was rescued from drowning lo salvaron de morir ahogado; the bank rescued the company from bankruptcy — el banco salvó a la empresa de la quiebra
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"A form of Trojan that causes systems equipped with modems to dial phone numbers without the consent of the user. In most cases, the phone numbers dialed are premium rate numbers which result in unexpected charges on the affected user's phone bill." -
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= academic.ru/120180/itemise">itemise* * *item·ize[ˈaɪtəmaɪz, AM -t̬-]vt ( form)I asked the telephone company to \itemize my phone bill ich bat die Telefongesellschaft, mir eine detaillierte Telefonrechnung auszustellento \itemize costs Kosten aufgliedernto \itemize the stock den Bestand auflisten* * *['aItəmaɪz]vtspezifizieren, einzeln aufführento itemize a bill — die Rechnungsposten einzeln aufführen, die Rechnung spezifizieren
* * *itemize v/t Rechnungsposten einzeln aufführen, auch eine Rechnung spezifizieren, Kosten etc aufgliedern* * *= itemise* * *(US) v.einzeln aufführen ausdr.spezifizieren v.
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