Definition of telephone number in English:

telephone number

noun

1A number assigned to a particular telephone and used in making connections to it.
电话号码
you'll find the address and telephone number of the college below
Example sentencesExamples
- You will find the relevant telephone number to get help on the form.
- He went on to tell me that he was a close personal friend of John's and gave me his telephone number.
- They should be able to provide references and have a proper address and a land-line telephone number.
- Please include your name, address, a daytime telephone number and email address if you have one.
- His parents, on police advice, have changed their telephone number and installed a panic alarm at their house.
- Please tell us your name and address and if possible your telephone number.
- If I ring the WRONG telephone number I will not speak to the person I want to speak to.
- She left her telephone number and address on air and said that if anyone wanted to call or write, they could.
- On the letter you have received, there should be a telephone number.
- Don't include your telephone number or home address as part of your signature on e-mails.
- The man, aged about 45, then asked one of the girls for her telephone number.
- He has even included his telephone number and that of his lawyer for those who can help in this situation.
- The address the company had left on the contract was wrong and the telephone number could never be put through.
- I just found out that the producing organization gave me the wrong telephone number for people to order tickets.
- The user dials a telephone number from their mobile, and using caller ID, the system works out who is calling.
- As expected, he explained he couldn't cancel the ticket once issued but gave me a telephone number to ring at the town hall.
- She's going away in about 6 hours so she gave me a set of keys and her telephone number… just in case.
- They wrote down the address of the telephone number, and checked Toby's local map.
- I managed to get a telephone number for the hotel but couldn't get through.
- People also get to keep their existing telephone number and receive a free detailed monthly bill.
1. 1.1usually telephone numbersinformal A number with many digits (used especially to represent a large sum of money)
  〈非正式〉大数目（尤指大笔钱）
  we're talking telephone numbers in terms of sales
  我们在谈论销售量方面涉及的数额巨大。
  Example sentencesExamples
  We were talking in telephone numbers now instead of like pocket money.
  Just talk of telephone numbers like two million is a different world to where he is now.
  Synonyms
  fortune, considerable sum of money, large sum of money, vast sum of money, millions, billions

Definition of telephone number in US English:

telephone number

nounˈteləˌfōn ˈnəmbərˈtɛləˌfoʊn ˈnəmbər

A number assigned to a particular telephone and used in making connections to it.
电话号码
Example sentencesExamples
- You will find the relevant telephone number to get help on the form.
- The address the company had left on the contract was wrong and the telephone number could never be put through.
- I just found out that the producing organization gave me the wrong telephone number for people to order tickets.
- He went on to tell me that he was a close personal friend of John's and gave me his telephone number.
- His parents, on police advice, have changed their telephone number and installed a panic alarm at their house.
- The user dials a telephone number from their mobile, and using caller ID, the system works out who is calling.
- They should be able to provide references and have a proper address and a land-line telephone number.
- She left her telephone number and address on air and said that if anyone wanted to call or write, they could.
- As expected, he explained he couldn't cancel the ticket once issued but gave me a telephone number to ring at the town hall.
- Don't include your telephone number or home address as part of your signature on e-mails.
- If I ring the WRONG telephone number I will not speak to the person I want to speak to.
- Please tell us your name and address and if possible your telephone number.
- I managed to get a telephone number for the hotel but couldn't get through.
- On the letter you have received, there should be a telephone number.
- They wrote down the address of the telephone number, and checked Toby's local map.
- The man, aged about 45, then asked one of the girls for her telephone number.
- Please include your name, address, a daytime telephone number and email address if you have one.
- He has even included his telephone number and that of his lawyer for those who can help in this situation.
- She's going away in about 6 hours so she gave me a set of keys and her telephone number… just in case.
- People also get to keep their existing telephone number and receive a free detailed monthly bill.

词汇	telephone number
释义	Definition of telephone number in English: telephone number noun 1A number assigned to a particular telephone and used in making connections to it. 电话号码 you'll find the address and telephone number of the college below Example sentencesExamples You will find the relevant telephone number to get help on the form. He went on to tell me that he was a close personal friend of John's and gave me his telephone number. They should be able to provide references and have a proper address and a land-line telephone number. Please include your name, address, a daytime telephone number and email address if you have one. His parents, on police advice, have changed their telephone number and installed a panic alarm at their house. Please tell us your name and address and if possible your telephone number. If I ring the WRONG telephone number I will not speak to the person I want to speak to. She left her telephone number and address on air and said that if anyone wanted to call or write, they could. On the letter you have received, there should be a telephone number. Don't include your telephone number or home address as part of your signature on e-mails. The man, aged about 45, then asked one of the girls for her telephone number. He has even included his telephone number and that of his lawyer for those who can help in this situation. The address the company had left on the contract was wrong and the telephone number could never be put through. I just found out that the producing organization gave me the wrong telephone number for people to order tickets. The user dials a telephone number from their mobile, and using caller ID, the system works out who is calling. As expected, he explained he couldn't cancel the ticket once issued but gave me a telephone number to ring at the town hall. She's going away in about 6 hours so she gave me a set of keys and her telephone number… just in case. They wrote down the address of the telephone number, and checked Toby's local map. I managed to get a telephone number for the hotel but couldn't get through. People also get to keep their existing telephone number and receive a free detailed monthly bill. 1.1usually telephone numbersinformal A number with many digits (used especially to represent a large sum of money) 〈非正式〉大数目（尤指大笔钱） we're talking telephone numbers in terms of sales 我们在谈论销售量方面涉及的数额巨大。 Example sentencesExamples We were talking in telephone numbers now instead of like pocket money. Just talk of telephone numbers like two million is a different world to where he is now. Synonyms fortune, considerable sum of money, large sum of money, vast sum of money, millions, billions Definition of telephone number in US English: telephone number nounˈteləˌfōn ˈnəmbərˈtɛləˌfoʊn ˈnəmbər A number assigned to a particular telephone and used in making connections to it. 电话号码 Example sentencesExamples You will find the relevant telephone number to get help on the form. The address the company had left on the contract was wrong and the telephone number could never be put through. I just found out that the producing organization gave me the wrong telephone number for people to order tickets. He went on to tell me that he was a close personal friend of John's and gave me his telephone number. His parents, on police advice, have changed their telephone number and installed a panic alarm at their house. The user dials a telephone number from their mobile, and using caller ID, the system works out who is calling. They should be able to provide references and have a proper address and a land-line telephone number. She left her telephone number and address on air and said that if anyone wanted to call or write, they could. As expected, he explained he couldn't cancel the ticket once issued but gave me a telephone number to ring at the town hall. Don't include your telephone number or home address as part of your signature on e-mails. If I ring the WRONG telephone number I will not speak to the person I want to speak to. Please tell us your name and address and if possible your telephone number. I managed to get a telephone number for the hotel but couldn't get through. On the letter you have received, there should be a telephone number. They wrote down the address of the telephone number, and checked Toby's local map. The man, aged about 45, then asked one of the girls for her telephone number. Please include your name, address, a daytime telephone number and email address if you have one. He has even included his telephone number and that of his lawyer for those who can help in this situation. She's going away in about 6 hours so she gave me a set of keys and her telephone number… just in case. People also get to keep their existing telephone number and receive a free detailed monthly bill.
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