cellphone

英 ['selfəʊn]

美 ['selfoʊn]

n. 手机; 移动电话

复数：cellphones　

Oxford 3000 / BNC.42678 / COCA.10445

牛津词典

noun

noun

a hand-held mobile radiotelephone for use in an area divided into small sections, each with its own short-range transmitter/receiver
Synonym:cellular telephonecellular phonecellmobile phone

I won a cellphone in a lucky draw, I've hit the jackpot.
我抽奖中了一只手机，我发了意外之财。
But my cellphone bill last month really grabbed my attention.
但上个月我的手机帐单还是引起了我的注意。
Your name and your cellphone number, please?
您的姓名和手机电话号码？
My cellphone vibrates a bit. I reach out and it's Yi.
我手机震了一下。我够过来看，是毅。
She left her cellphone charger.
她把手机充电器留在这了。
Some Lufthansa flights allow data connections through a cellphone, but no phone calls.
汉莎航空（Lufthansa）的一些航班允许通过手机连接数据，但不允许打电话。
Now, It is not merely a cellphone, but the hope and dream of these people.
现在，它不仅是一个手机，但希望和梦想的这些人。
You do realize that you blew up your own cellphone by putting explosives in it.
你自己应该知道你在手机里放了爆炸物。
She copied your diary, and it was your cellphone she showed in court.
她抄写了你的日记，庭上展示的手机也是你的。
You can call him by his cellphone.
你可以打他的手机。