English to Irish Meaning of telephone - teileafón

Telephone :

teileafón

noun

teileafón, fón

verb

fáinne suas, teileafón, fón, dhiailiú, fháil trí

Telephone :: teileafónTelephoned :: glaoch gutháinTelephones :: teileafóinTelephoning :: ghlaoch

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Definitions of telephone in English

Noun(1) electronic equipment that converts sound into electrical signals that can be transmitted over distances and then converts received signals back into sounds(2) transmitting speech at a distance
Verb(1) get or try to get into communication (with someone

Examples of telephone in English

(1) Please telephone him to arrange a suitable time and to indicate if you would like to have your house blessed.(2) ├ö├ç├┐We could play a game, like telephone or truth or dare,├ö├ç├û suggested Mallory.(3) After discharge, patients recorded and transmitted their rhythm by telephone daily and whenever they had symptoms suggestive of atrial fibrillation.(4) it was eight-thirty when the telephone rang, and I knew it was Chandler(5) She too spoke to school officials when problems arose relating to the children, more frequently by telephone perhaps.(6) Orlando folk can e-mail or telephone their gripes about what's wrong with life.(7) In doing so, data can be captured at every point of customer contact from order entry to fulfilment whether that contact is by telephone , fax, call center or Web site.(8) Activists ring doorbells and telephone voters in critical districts, urging supporters to get out the vote.(9) At midnight yesterday the Government imposed full control over all communication by telephone and telegraph.(10) In the future, cell phone users will be able to use Bluetooth to telephone at home via fixed-line networks.(11) Any changes of destination are notified ahead by telephone or radio so that arrival is anticipated.(12) General practitioners and patients were contacted by telephone to assess their satisfaction with the system and to determine whether further referrals for excision had been made.(13) a telephone receiver(14) The priest was able to telephone for help in spite of his serious injuries.(15) It was used in the development of the country's telephone and radio system in the 1940s.(16) a telephone call

Related Phrases of telephone

(1) telephone number ::

uimhir ghutháin

(2) telephone booth ::

mboth teileafón

(3) telephone call ::

glao gutháin

(4) telephone directory ::

eolaí teileafóin

(5) telephone operator ::

oibreoir teileafóin

(6) telephone book ::

leabhar teileafóin

(7) on the telephone ::

ar an teileafón

(8) mobile telephone ::

fón póca

(9) to telephone ::

go teileafón

(10) telephone pole ::

cuaille teileafóin

Related Phrases of telephone

(1) telephone number ::

uimhir ghutháin

(2) telephone booth ::

mboth teileafón

(3) telephone call ::

glao gutháin

(4) telephone directory ::

eolaí teileafóin

(5) telephone operator ::

oibreoir teileafóin

(6) telephone book ::

leabhar teileafóin

(7) on the telephone ::

ar an teileafón

(8) mobile telephone ::

fón póca

(9) to telephone ::

go teileafón

(10) telephone pole ::

cuaille teileafóin

Synonyms

Noun

1. phone ::

fón

2. telephony ::

teileafónaíochta

Verb

3. phone ::

fón

4. ring ::

fáinne

Different Forms

telephone, telephoned, telephones, telephoning

Word Example from TV Shows

$for their communication\Nthrough the radio or telephone$

for their communication
through the radio or TELEPHONE

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 1

$I don’t bother with it, anyway,\Nwho uses a land line telephone?$

I don’t bother with it, anyway,
who uses a land line TELEPHONE?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

Oh, I see you have a TELEPHONE, at least.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 7

Good choice. Alexander Graham Bell invents the TELEPHONE and calls for Watson.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 14

To be fair, I watched E.T. build a TELEPHONE out of a Speak & Spell and an umbrella.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 21

Examples of telephone from TV Shows