Definition of landline in English:

landline

nounˈlan(d)lʌɪnˈlæn(d)ˌlaɪn

A conventional telecommunications connection by cable laid across land.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is also a reason for abandoning a landline in favour of a mobile phone.
- Ambulance and police stations were forced to resort to mobile phones as their landlines and radio transmissions failed in the aftermath of the cable fire.
- However, current mobile phones have a much lower digital information transmission capacity than landlines.
- I tried the landlines and the cordless phones shortly after the blast, and nothing happened.
- More and more people are using mobile phones as their home phone, keeping their landlines strictly for broadband service.
- It appeared that the damage was inflicted in order to reach the electric cables and landlines that ran under the ground.
- More of them have broadband connections and a much larger percentage have ditched their landlines for mobile phones.
- There are only 40,000 landlines and 70,000 mobile phones.
- We've all heard the stories about how more people are ditching their landlines for only mobile phones.
- He says Punjab has the highest density of mobile phones and landlines, superior roads, and better manpower.
- Already sick of telemarketers on their landlines, they don't want to start receiving such calls on their mobile phones as well.
- For just £1.99 a month, you can make unlimited calls from your computer to anywhere in the world, although calls to landlines and mobile phones carry additional charges.
- He said people could not make calls to mobile phones and or from landlines to cell phones because all the messages were backed up.
- Despite a few hiccups, I'm not going back to landlines.
- But at the end of the day, they keep the landline because cell phone reliability isn't good enough.
- It can be connected to a landline or a wireless phone for Internet browsing.
- Last year the number of users around the world surged past the billion mark - outstripping landlines for the first time.
- By answering questions on the backside of crowns and labels through emails, landlines and SMS messages one accumulates points.
- Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place.
- This is a key point: wireless phones could never have replaced landlines on landline phones' own terms.

Definition of landline in US English:

landline

nounˈlæn(d)ˌlaɪnˈlan(d)ˌlīn

A conventional telecommunications connection by cable laid across land, typically either on poles or buried underground.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ambulance and police stations were forced to resort to mobile phones as their landlines and radio transmissions failed in the aftermath of the cable fire.
- This is a key point: wireless phones could never have replaced landlines on landline phones' own terms.
- For just £1.99 a month, you can make unlimited calls from your computer to anywhere in the world, although calls to landlines and mobile phones carry additional charges.
- More of them have broadband connections and a much larger percentage have ditched their landlines for mobile phones.
- Despite a few hiccups, I'm not going back to landlines.
- Already sick of telemarketers on their landlines, they don't want to start receiving such calls on their mobile phones as well.
- He says Punjab has the highest density of mobile phones and landlines, superior roads, and better manpower.
- It appeared that the damage was inflicted in order to reach the electric cables and landlines that ran under the ground.
- Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place.
- There is also a reason for abandoning a landline in favour of a mobile phone.
- However, current mobile phones have a much lower digital information transmission capacity than landlines.
- By answering questions on the backside of crowns and labels through emails, landlines and SMS messages one accumulates points.
- We've all heard the stories about how more people are ditching their landlines for only mobile phones.
- But at the end of the day, they keep the landline because cell phone reliability isn't good enough.
- More and more people are using mobile phones as their home phone, keeping their landlines strictly for broadband service.
- He said people could not make calls to mobile phones and or from landlines to cell phones because all the messages were backed up.
- There are only 40,000 landlines and 70,000 mobile phones.
- I tried the landlines and the cordless phones shortly after the blast, and nothing happened.
- It can be connected to a landline or a wireless phone for Internet browsing.
- Last year the number of users around the world surged past the billion mark - outstripping landlines for the first time.

单词	landline
释义	Definition of landline in English: landline nounˈlan(d)lʌɪnˈlæn(d)ˌlaɪn A conventional telecommunications connection by cable laid across land. Example sentencesExamples There is also a reason for abandoning a landline in favour of a mobile phone. Ambulance and police stations were forced to resort to mobile phones as their landlines and radio transmissions failed in the aftermath of the cable fire. However, current mobile phones have a much lower digital information transmission capacity than landlines. I tried the landlines and the cordless phones shortly after the blast, and nothing happened. More and more people are using mobile phones as their home phone, keeping their landlines strictly for broadband service. It appeared that the damage was inflicted in order to reach the electric cables and landlines that ran under the ground. More of them have broadband connections and a much larger percentage have ditched their landlines for mobile phones. There are only 40,000 landlines and 70,000 mobile phones. We've all heard the stories about how more people are ditching their landlines for only mobile phones. He says Punjab has the highest density of mobile phones and landlines, superior roads, and better manpower. Already sick of telemarketers on their landlines, they don't want to start receiving such calls on their mobile phones as well. For just £1.99 a month, you can make unlimited calls from your computer to anywhere in the world, although calls to landlines and mobile phones carry additional charges. He said people could not make calls to mobile phones and or from landlines to cell phones because all the messages were backed up. Despite a few hiccups, I'm not going back to landlines. But at the end of the day, they keep the landline because cell phone reliability isn't good enough. It can be connected to a landline or a wireless phone for Internet browsing. Last year the number of users around the world surged past the billion mark - outstripping landlines for the first time. By answering questions on the backside of crowns and labels through emails, landlines and SMS messages one accumulates points. Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place. This is a key point: wireless phones could never have replaced landlines on landline phones' own terms. Definition of landline in US English: landline nounˈlæn(d)ˌlaɪnˈlan(d)ˌlīn A conventional telecommunications connection by cable laid across land, typically either on poles or buried underground. Example sentencesExamples Ambulance and police stations were forced to resort to mobile phones as their landlines and radio transmissions failed in the aftermath of the cable fire. This is a key point: wireless phones could never have replaced landlines on landline phones' own terms. For just £1.99 a month, you can make unlimited calls from your computer to anywhere in the world, although calls to landlines and mobile phones carry additional charges. More of them have broadband connections and a much larger percentage have ditched their landlines for mobile phones. Despite a few hiccups, I'm not going back to landlines. Already sick of telemarketers on their landlines, they don't want to start receiving such calls on their mobile phones as well. He says Punjab has the highest density of mobile phones and landlines, superior roads, and better manpower. It appeared that the damage was inflicted in order to reach the electric cables and landlines that ran under the ground. Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place. There is also a reason for abandoning a landline in favour of a mobile phone. However, current mobile phones have a much lower digital information transmission capacity than landlines. By answering questions on the backside of crowns and labels through emails, landlines and SMS messages one accumulates points. We've all heard the stories about how more people are ditching their landlines for only mobile phones. But at the end of the day, they keep the landline because cell phone reliability isn't good enough. More and more people are using mobile phones as their home phone, keeping their landlines strictly for broadband service. He said people could not make calls to mobile phones and or from landlines to cell phones because all the messages were backed up. There are only 40,000 landlines and 70,000 mobile phones. I tried the landlines and the cordless phones shortly after the blast, and nothing happened. It can be connected to a landline or a wireless phone for Internet browsing. Last year the number of users around the world surged past the billion mark - outstripping landlines for the first time.
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