1.【语】单音,音素
2.〈口〉电话;电话机
1.打电话通知(某事)
2.〈口〉给...打电话
3.〈口〉打电话 (to)
1.a telephone; the system for speaking to someone on the telephone; the part of a telephone that you speak into
1.to use a telephone to call someone
1.Hurt regularly phoned her mother in Iowa to reassure her that she was safe and happy.
赫特经常给她住在爱荷华州的妈妈打电话，以便让她相信自己很安全也很快乐。
2.Mary phoned the other day to tell us that she had arrived in London.
前几天玛丽来电话告诉我们她已到达伦敦。
3.She phoned him to tell that story, he is silent dumb is become, she says: "I do not let this kind of thing happen on him body absolutely. "
她打电话给他讲了那个故事，他沉默不说话的当儿，她说：“我绝不让这种事情在自己身上发生。”
4.I phoned my husband and I told him that I would treat him with dinner this evening.
我打电话给先生，告诉他晚上我请他吃饭。
5.In the morning she phoned her mother to wish her a happy Mother's Day, and her mother told her about the beautiful lilacs in the garden.
早上她给妈妈打电话祝她母亲节快乐，她妈妈告诉她花园里开满了美丽的丁香花。
6.Two weeks later the adoptive father phoned to tell me that he had that day put the first funds in the bank for the baby's college education.
两周后，领养父亲打来电话，告诉我他已在那天往银行里存入了为孩子上大学的第一笔钱。
7.One of his friends rushed inside to call an ambulance, then he phoned Tracy's father, Bill Marsh.
他的一个朋友冲进店里打电话叫救护车，然后又给他的父亲比尔·马什打了电话。
8.When they got back, Jessica immediately 'phoned her mother and her mother obviously asked, 'How was the honeymoon, dearest?
当他们回家后，杰西卡立即打电话给她母亲，她母亲很明显会问道，“蜜月怎样，心肝宝贝？”
9.GERALDINE: He phoned about twenty minutes ago--said he was on his way.
杰拉尔丁：他大约20分钟前打过电话--他说在路上了。
10.One brave juror phoned Russia's main surviving independent radio station to say that this was a lie.
有一位勇敢的陪审员致电给俄罗斯幸存下来的一个主要的独立电台，宣称这全是谎话。