Definition of videophone in English:

videophone

noun ˈvɪdɪə(ʊ)fəʊnˈvɪdioʊˌfoʊn

A telephone device transmitting and receiving a visual image as well as sound.
电视电话，可视电话
Example sentencesExamples
- But all those couples needed a computer and a Nexus module and a telescreen and telephone and a videophone.
- To stream the video to headquarters, the videophone must be connected to a satellite phone, a device about the size of a laptop computer.
- I think videophones and VoIP make a powerful combo and will popularize yet another acronym: VVoIP.
- And with that download capacity, videophones will manage about two frames per second.
- Broadband access to the home will create a new wave of networked devices, such as TVs, videophones, even kitchen appliances.
- She was so glad that they used normal phones and not videophones or conferencing.
- It was there that CNN tried out new devices extensively like videophones, digital cameras and the likes.
- Communications within the settlement would be by cell phone and videophone.
- So what kind of war did 600 embedded correspondents and all those high-tech satellite dishes and videophones bring us?
- What's more, he says, the chip - and the videophone - will work equally well over DSL or satellite.
Synonyms
telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, extension

Definition of videophone in US English:

videophone

nounˈvɪdioʊˌfoʊnˈvidēōˌfōn

A telephone device transmitting and receiving a visual image as well as sound.
电视电话，可视电话
Example sentencesExamples
- To stream the video to headquarters, the videophone must be connected to a satellite phone, a device about the size of a laptop computer.
- So what kind of war did 600 embedded correspondents and all those high-tech satellite dishes and videophones bring us?
- But all those couples needed a computer and a Nexus module and a telescreen and telephone and a videophone.
- Broadband access to the home will create a new wave of networked devices, such as TVs, videophones, even kitchen appliances.
- She was so glad that they used normal phones and not videophones or conferencing.
- What's more, he says, the chip - and the videophone - will work equally well over DSL or satellite.
- It was there that CNN tried out new devices extensively like videophones, digital cameras and the likes.
- And with that download capacity, videophones will manage about two frames per second.
- I think videophones and VoIP make a powerful combo and will popularize yet another acronym: VVoIP.
- Communications within the settlement would be by cell phone and videophone.
Synonyms
telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, extension

词汇	videophone
释义	Definition of videophone in English: videophone noun ˈvɪdɪə(ʊ)fəʊnˈvɪdioʊˌfoʊn A telephone device transmitting and receiving a visual image as well as sound. 电视电话，可视电话 Example sentencesExamples But all those couples needed a computer and a Nexus module and a telescreen and telephone and a videophone. To stream the video to headquarters, the videophone must be connected to a satellite phone, a device about the size of a laptop computer. I think videophones and VoIP make a powerful combo and will popularize yet another acronym: VVoIP. And with that download capacity, videophones will manage about two frames per second. Broadband access to the home will create a new wave of networked devices, such as TVs, videophones, even kitchen appliances. She was so glad that they used normal phones and not videophones or conferencing. It was there that CNN tried out new devices extensively like videophones, digital cameras and the likes. Communications within the settlement would be by cell phone and videophone. So what kind of war did 600 embedded correspondents and all those high-tech satellite dishes and videophones bring us? What's more, he says, the chip - and the videophone - will work equally well over DSL or satellite. Synonyms telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, extension Definition of videophone in US English: videophone nounˈvɪdioʊˌfoʊnˈvidēōˌfōn A telephone device transmitting and receiving a visual image as well as sound. 电视电话，可视电话 Example sentencesExamples To stream the video to headquarters, the videophone must be connected to a satellite phone, a device about the size of a laptop computer. So what kind of war did 600 embedded correspondents and all those high-tech satellite dishes and videophones bring us? But all those couples needed a computer and a Nexus module and a telescreen and telephone and a videophone. Broadband access to the home will create a new wave of networked devices, such as TVs, videophones, even kitchen appliances. She was so glad that they used normal phones and not videophones or conferencing. What's more, he says, the chip - and the videophone - will work equally well over DSL or satellite. It was there that CNN tried out new devices extensively like videophones, digital cameras and the likes. And with that download capacity, videophones will manage about two frames per second. I think videophones and VoIP make a powerful combo and will popularize yet another acronym: VVoIP. Communications within the settlement would be by cell phone and videophone. Synonyms telephone, mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, car phone, radio-telephone, cordless phone, extension
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