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Meaning of phoned
phoned
a speech sound considered as a physical event without regard to its place in the sound system of a language, sound-transmitting device, such as, symbol representing a speech sound, musical instrument, speaker of (a specified language), a device that converts electrical energy into sound waves and is worn over or inserted into the ear, telephone entry 1, cell phone, a device by which sound (such as speech) is converted into electrical impulses and transmitted (as by wire or radio waves) to one or more specific receivers (see receiver sense d(1)), telephone, headphone, of or relating to a population that speaks (a specified language), smartphone, a telephone that operates by means of a landline, speech sound
phoned Sentence Examples
- Sarah phoned her mother to wish her a happy birthday.
- The receptionist phoned the doctor's office to schedule an appointment.
- Mark phoned his friend to ask for advice on a job application.
- The police phoned the victim's family to inform them of the incident.
- Emily phoned the restaurant to make a reservation for dinner.
- The airline phoned to confirm the flight itinerary and departure time.
- The bank phoned to notify John of an unusual transaction on his account.
- The school principal phoned to discuss a student's progress with their parents.
- The telemarketer phoned to offer a free trial subscription to a magazine.
- The plumber phoned to inform us that he would be delayed due to an emergency.
FAQs About the word phoned
a speech sound considered as a physical event without regard to its place in the sound system of a language, sound-transmitting device, such as, symbol represen
telephoned, dialed, dialled,called,rang (up), buzzed, cold-called,beeped, called in
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Sarah phoned her mother to wish her a happy birthday.
The receptionist phoned the doctor's office to schedule an appointment.
Mark phoned his friend to ask for advice on a job application.
The police phoned the victim's family to inform them of the incident.
