Definition of voicemail in English:

voicemail

nounˈvɔɪsmeɪl

mass noun

A centralized electronic system which can store messages from telephone callers.
语音邮件，语音信箱
Example sentencesExamples
- After getting no reply, we called him yesterday, leaving a message on his voicemail.
- Why don't voicemail systems have the same menu options to delete and store messages, for example?
- Her frantic family have been unable to find her and calls to her mobile telephone go straight to voicemail.
- All telephone enquiries from late June onwards were transferred to a mobile phone voicemail.
- How do they like to communicate - by e-mail, voicemail or an informal chat when you drop by their office?
- No longer will there be any need to leave multiple messages on email, voicemail and a pager.
- I grabbed my phone out of my room and dialed her cell phone but got voicemail immediately.
- They also provide voicemail, call forwarding and conference calls, at no extra charge.
- Or you can ignore it, send it to voicemail or forward the call to a wireless phone.
- Why can't I figure out how to check my voicemail or get into the system to record my outgoing greeting?
- He left a message, and hoped his friend would check his voicemail in the next hour or so.
- If you have to be away from your desk, have someone else answer the phone for you if you don't have voicemail or an answering machine.
- He advocated email as a useful alternative to meetings, or voicemail for communication purposes.
- I tried to phone your mobile but it kept going to voicemail!
- Find out if you'll have access to voicemail and e-mail during your maternity leave.
- I didn't answer any of the calls - she left me two voicemail messages though.
- A voicemail message at its head office in London claims that the ‘office is now closed’.
- When I listened to her voicemail, I noticed she said she would be back on Tuesday.
- Well, she phoned yesterday in the morning and left a message on my voicemail.
- I couldn't actually work out what voicemail message she was talking about.
Synonyms
post, letters, packages, parcels, correspondence, communications, airmail

词汇	voicemail
释义	Definition of voicemail in English: voicemail nounˈvɔɪsmeɪl mass noun A centralized electronic system which can store messages from telephone callers. 语音邮件，语音信箱 Example sentencesExamples After getting no reply, we called him yesterday, leaving a message on his voicemail. Why don't voicemail systems have the same menu options to delete and store messages, for example? Her frantic family have been unable to find her and calls to her mobile telephone go straight to voicemail. All telephone enquiries from late June onwards were transferred to a mobile phone voicemail. How do they like to communicate - by e-mail, voicemail or an informal chat when you drop by their office? No longer will there be any need to leave multiple messages on email, voicemail and a pager. I grabbed my phone out of my room and dialed her cell phone but got voicemail immediately. They also provide voicemail, call forwarding and conference calls, at no extra charge. Or you can ignore it, send it to voicemail or forward the call to a wireless phone. Why can't I figure out how to check my voicemail or get into the system to record my outgoing greeting? He left a message, and hoped his friend would check his voicemail in the next hour or so. If you have to be away from your desk, have someone else answer the phone for you if you don't have voicemail or an answering machine. He advocated email as a useful alternative to meetings, or voicemail for communication purposes. I tried to phone your mobile but it kept going to voicemail! Find out if you'll have access to voicemail and e-mail during your maternity leave. I didn't answer any of the calls - she left me two voicemail messages though. A voicemail message at its head office in London claims that the ‘office is now closed’. When I listened to her voicemail, I noticed she said she would be back on Tuesday. Well, she phoned yesterday in the morning and left a message on my voicemail. I couldn't actually work out what voicemail message she was talking about. Synonyms post, letters, packages, parcels, correspondence, communications, airmail
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