Definition of telephone directory in English:

telephone directory

noun

A book listing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the people in a particular area.
电话（号码）簿
Example sentencesExamples
- I can't remember, for example, the last time I used a telephone directory.
- Armed only with a telephone and a telephone directory, Jones began cold calling.
- Check the telephone directory for local emergency phone numbers and post these phone numbers by all telephones.
- Tens of thousands of York people recently received a new telephone directory - and a scratch card offering the chance to win up to £25,000.
- You can find these phone numbers and addresses in your telephone directory.
- It's probable that nearly all the houses in this prosperous suburb have fixed-line telephones, but it may be that a larger number than is usual are not listed in the telephone directory.
- And there is a dire need for a common telephone directory.
- I have refused to have my telephone number taken out of the telephone directory.
- We refer, of course, to the telephone directory.
- I might use a telephone directory or visit the shops.
- Imagine you are looking for a name in a telephone directory, but you can't remember its exact spelling.
- Also, many people choose to be ex-directory - that is, they have taken action for their telephone numbers not to appear in a telephone directory.
- At the end of the book there is a book of emergency telephone numbers, a telephone directory and a map.
- He must have got my number from the telephone directory.
- Alternatively, they can write directly to their water company, whose address can be found on a water bill or in the telephone directory.
- He looked through a telephone directory and found Chris's address.
- She suspects recipients' names and addresses have been picked randomly from an outdated telephone directory.
- German officers were forced to dial private suburban addresses from the Berlin telephone directory.
- I found his surname and address in the telephone directory and rang the number.
- In recent times the telephone directory has become one of the most useful reference books.

Definition of telephone directory in US English:

telephone directory

nounˈteləˌfōn dəˌrektərēˈtɛləˌfoʊn dəˌrɛktəri

A book listing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the people in a particular area.
电话（号码）簿
Example sentencesExamples
- We refer, of course, to the telephone directory.
- He looked through a telephone directory and found Chris's address.
- I can't remember, for example, the last time I used a telephone directory.
- And there is a dire need for a common telephone directory.
- He must have got my number from the telephone directory.
- She suspects recipients' names and addresses have been picked randomly from an outdated telephone directory.
- I found his surname and address in the telephone directory and rang the number.
- You can find these phone numbers and addresses in your telephone directory.
- At the end of the book there is a book of emergency telephone numbers, a telephone directory and a map.
- Armed only with a telephone and a telephone directory, Jones began cold calling.
- In recent times the telephone directory has become one of the most useful reference books.
- Also, many people choose to be ex-directory - that is, they have taken action for their telephone numbers not to appear in a telephone directory.
- Imagine you are looking for a name in a telephone directory, but you can't remember its exact spelling.
- I have refused to have my telephone number taken out of the telephone directory.
- It's probable that nearly all the houses in this prosperous suburb have fixed-line telephones, but it may be that a larger number than is usual are not listed in the telephone directory.
- I might use a telephone directory or visit the shops.
- Check the telephone directory for local emergency phone numbers and post these phone numbers by all telephones.
- Tens of thousands of York people recently received a new telephone directory - and a scratch card offering the chance to win up to £25,000.
- German officers were forced to dial private suburban addresses from the Berlin telephone directory.
- Alternatively, they can write directly to their water company, whose address can be found on a water bill or in the telephone directory.

词汇	telephone directory
释义	Definition of telephone directory in English: telephone directory noun A book listing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the people in a particular area. 电话（号码）簿 Example sentencesExamples I can't remember, for example, the last time I used a telephone directory. Armed only with a telephone and a telephone directory, Jones began cold calling. Check the telephone directory for local emergency phone numbers and post these phone numbers by all telephones. Tens of thousands of York people recently received a new telephone directory - and a scratch card offering the chance to win up to £25,000. You can find these phone numbers and addresses in your telephone directory. It's probable that nearly all the houses in this prosperous suburb have fixed-line telephones, but it may be that a larger number than is usual are not listed in the telephone directory. And there is a dire need for a common telephone directory. I have refused to have my telephone number taken out of the telephone directory. We refer, of course, to the telephone directory. I might use a telephone directory or visit the shops. Imagine you are looking for a name in a telephone directory, but you can't remember its exact spelling. Also, many people choose to be ex-directory - that is, they have taken action for their telephone numbers not to appear in a telephone directory. At the end of the book there is a book of emergency telephone numbers, a telephone directory and a map. He must have got my number from the telephone directory. Alternatively, they can write directly to their water company, whose address can be found on a water bill or in the telephone directory. He looked through a telephone directory and found Chris's address. She suspects recipients' names and addresses have been picked randomly from an outdated telephone directory. German officers were forced to dial private suburban addresses from the Berlin telephone directory. I found his surname and address in the telephone directory and rang the number. In recent times the telephone directory has become one of the most useful reference books. Definition of telephone directory in US English: telephone directory nounˈteləˌfōn dəˌrektərēˈtɛləˌfoʊn dəˌrɛktəri A book listing the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the people in a particular area. 电话（号码）簿 Example sentencesExamples We refer, of course, to the telephone directory. He looked through a telephone directory and found Chris's address. I can't remember, for example, the last time I used a telephone directory. And there is a dire need for a common telephone directory. He must have got my number from the telephone directory. She suspects recipients' names and addresses have been picked randomly from an outdated telephone directory. I found his surname and address in the telephone directory and rang the number. You can find these phone numbers and addresses in your telephone directory. At the end of the book there is a book of emergency telephone numbers, a telephone directory and a map. Armed only with a telephone and a telephone directory, Jones began cold calling. In recent times the telephone directory has become one of the most useful reference books. Also, many people choose to be ex-directory - that is, they have taken action for their telephone numbers not to appear in a telephone directory. Imagine you are looking for a name in a telephone directory, but you can't remember its exact spelling. I have refused to have my telephone number taken out of the telephone directory. It's probable that nearly all the houses in this prosperous suburb have fixed-line telephones, but it may be that a larger number than is usual are not listed in the telephone directory. I might use a telephone directory or visit the shops. Check the telephone directory for local emergency phone numbers and post these phone numbers by all telephones. Tens of thousands of York people recently received a new telephone directory - and a scratch card offering the chance to win up to £25,000. German officers were forced to dial private suburban addresses from the Berlin telephone directory. Alternatively, they can write directly to their water company, whose address can be found on a water bill or in the telephone directory.
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