| 释义 |
cellphone, n.|ˈsɛlfəʊn|
[f. cell n.1 or cellular a. 4 + phone n2.]
A hand-held or mobile radio-telephone providing access to a cellular radio network; a cellular telephone.
1984Cellular Business Nov. 24/2 The Cellphone is available now with a suggested price of $1,995. 1985Times 11 Apr. 12/6 If it's attached to the car—like a cellphone or CB radio—you find yourself being offered lifts by people who have never offered you lifts before. 1986Sunday Tel. (Colour Suppl.) 7 Sept. 22 (Advt.), The new Excell Pocketphone. The smallest, lightest, most advanced cellphone in the world. 1988Observer (Colour Suppl.) 19 June 1/4 Cellphones can now be used to transmit telexes or faxes. 1989Satellite Times Feb. 105/2 There were only about half a dozen others..taking trans-Atlantic phone calls on a cellphone. |