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22 Münzfernsprecher
m payphone, pay phone* * *der Münzfernsprecherpay phone; pay telephone* * *Mụ̈nz|fern|spre|cherm (form)pay phone; (= Telefonzelle) pay phone, call box (Brit)* * *Münz·fern·spre·cherm (geh) pay phone* * ** * *Münzfernsprecher m payphone, pay phone* * *der coin-box telephone; payphone; pay station (Amer.)* * *m.pay phone n. -
23 Telefonbuch
n telephone directory, phone book* * *das Telefonbuchtelephone directory; phone book* * *Te|le|fon|buchnt(tele)phone book* * *(a book containing a list of the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all the people with telephones in a particular area: Look them up in the telephone directory.) telephone directory* * *Te·le·fon·buchnt telephone book [or directory]* * *das [tele]phone book or directory* * *Telefonbuch n telephone directory, phone book* * *das [tele]phone book or directory* * *n.phone book n.telephone directory n. -
24 Zelle
f; -, -n2. TELEF. phone box (Am. booth)3. im Gefängnis, Kloster: cell4. FLUG. airframe5. ETECH., von Batterie etc.: cell6. Personen: cell; die Partei hat ihren Ursprung in lokalen Zellen the party developed from local cells* * *die Zelle(Biologie) cell;(Gefängnis) cell;(Kloster) cubicle* * *Zẹl|le ['tsɛlə]f -, -ncell (AUCH SCI, POL, COMPUT); (= Kabine) cabin; (= Telefonzelle) (phone) box (Brit) or booth; (bei Flugzeug) airframe* * *die1) (a small compartment for a given purpose: a phone booth; a polling-booth.) booth2) (a small room (especially in a prison or monastery).) cell3) (a very small piece of the substance of which all living things are made; the smallest unit of living matter: The human body is made up of cells.) cell4) ((the part containing the electrodes in) an electrical battery.) cell5) (one of many small compartments making up a structure: the cells of a honeycomb.) cell* * *Zel·le<-, -n>[ˈtsɛlə]* * *die; Zelle, Zellen cell; (TelefonZelle) [tele]phone booth or (Brit.) box* * *1. BIOL cell;2. TEL phone box (US booth)3. im Gefängnis, Kloster: cell4. FLUG airframe5. ELEK, von Batterie etc: cell6. Personen: cell;die Partei hat ihren Ursprung in lokalen Zellen the party developed from local cells* * *die; Zelle, Zellen cell; (TelefonZelle) [tele]phone booth or (Brit.) box* * *-n f.booth n.cell n.cubicle n. -
25 mobiles Telefon
mobiles Telefon n KOMM cellular phone, mobile phone, mobile telephone, mobile, portable phone, portable telephone* * *n < Komm> cellular phone, mobile phone, mobile telephone, mobile, portable phone, portable telephone -
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27 Telefonat
* * *das Telefonatphone call* * *Te|le|fo|nat [telefo'naːt]nt -(e)s, -e(tele)phone call* * *Te·le·fo·nat<-[e]s, -e>[te:lefoˈna:t]nt (geh) telephone callein \Telefonat führen to make a telephone call* * *das; Telefonat[e]s, Telefonate telephone call* * ** * *das; Telefonat[e]s, Telefonate telephone call* * *n.telephone call n. -
28 Telefonnummer
f (tele)phone number* * *die Telefonnummerphone number; telephone number* * *Te|le|fon|num|merf(tele)phone number* * *Te·le·fon·num·merf telephone numbergeheime \Telefonnummer ex-directory number* * *die [tele]phone number* * *Telefonnummer f (tele)phone number* * *die [tele]phone number* * *f.telephone number n. -
29 Telefonrechnung
f (tele)phone bill* * *Te|le|fon|rech|nungf(tele)phone bill* * *Te·le·fon·rech·nungf [tele]phone bill* * *die [tele]phone bill* * *Telefonrechnung f (tele)phone bill* * *die [tele]phone bill -
30 Tischtelefon
n Büro: desk (tele-) phone; Nachtlokal: phone on the table, table phone* * *Tịsch|te|le|fonnttable telephone (in nightclub)* * ** * *n.desk telephone n. -
31 Handy
Handy n (infrml) KOMM mobile phone, mobile telephone, mobile, cellphone, cellular phone* * ** * *Handy
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32 Hörer
m; -s, -1. (Zuhörer) listener, auditor geh.; liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV. student3. Telefon: receiver; den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone; den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der Hörer(Person) listener;(Telefon) earpiece; handset; receiver* * *Hö|rer I ['høːrɐ]m -s, - (TELEC)receiver; (= Kopfhörer) headphone, earphone II ['høːrɐ]1. m -s, -,Hö́|re|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (RAD)listener; (UNIV) student (attending lectures)* * *(the part of a telephone which is held to one's ear.) receiver* * *Hö·rer1<-s, ->m (Telefonhörer) receiverden \Hörer auflegen to replace the receiver, to hang up [on sb]Hö·rer(in)2<-s, ->1. (Zuhörer) listener2. (Student in einer Vorlesung) student* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV student3. Telefon: receiver;den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone;den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *hearer n.listener n.telephone handset n.university student n. -
33 Münztelefon
n payphone, pay phone* * *das Münztelefonpay phone; pay telephone* * *Mụ̈nz|te|le|fonntpay phone; (= Telefonzelle) pay phone, call box (Brit)* * *Münztelefon n payphone, pay phone -
34 Quasselstrippe
f umg.* * *Quạs|sel|strip|pef (inf)chatterbox (inf); (beleidigend) windbag (inf), blabbermouth (inf)* * *Quas·sel·strip·pe<-, -n>f (fam)* * *die (ugs. abwertend) chatterbox* * *Quasselstrippe f umgan der Quasselstrippe hängen be on the phone (Br blower)* * *die (ugs. abwertend) chatterbox -
35 Telefonanruf
m (tele)phone call* * *Te|le|fon|an|rufm(tele)phone call* * *Te·le·fon·an·rufm telephone call* * *der [tele]phone call* * *Telefonanruf m (tele)phone call* * *der [tele]phone call* * *m.telephone call n. -
36 Handy
n ugs < tele> (portables zellulares Funktelefon) ■ mobile cellular telephone; cellular [phone] US ; portable telephone did ; mobile [phone] GB.coll ; cell phone US.coll -
37 Mobiltelefon
n prakt < tele> (portables zellulares Funktelefon) ■ mobile cellular telephone; cellular [phone] US ; portable telephone did ; mobile [phone] GB.coll ; cell phone US.coll -
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39 GSM-Handy
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40 GSM-Mobiltelefon
GSM-Mobiltelefon n KOMM GSM mobile phone, cellular phone* * *n < Komm> GSM mobile phone, cellular phone
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