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phone /BrE fəʊn; NAmE foʊn/ NOTE To phone is the most common way to say ‘to telephone’ in British English. To ring and to call are also used. The most common verb in American English for this is to call. 英国英语表示打电话的最常见说法是 to phone，也用 to ring 和 to call。美国英语表达此义的最常用动词是 to call。► SEE ALLphone around/roundphone around/round sb/sth phone backphone sb back phone in phone sth inphone round, etc. phone sth through phone upphone sb/sth up ●ˌphone aˈround/ˈround●ˌphone aˈround/ˈround sb/sth (especially BrE) to make phone calls to several different people or places, usually to try to find out some information 四处（给…）打电话（询问信息等）◆I spent the morning phoning round hotels.
我一上午都在给各家宾馆打电话。◆He phoned around to tell everyone about the meeting.
他分别打电话通知大家开会。[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌphone ˈback●ˌphone sb ˈback (especially BrE) to telephone sb again or to telephone sb who telephoned you earlier （给某人）再打电话；（给某人）回电话◆I left a message but they never phoned back.
我留言了，可他们从没回过电话。◆Tom called while you were out. He asked if you could phone him back.
你外出时汤姆来电话了。他请你给他回个电话。◆The travel agent phoned back to confirm your booking.
旅行社来电话确认你的预订。◆It’s engaged—I’ll phone back later.
电话占线——我过会儿再打。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (rare) ●ˌphone ˈin (especially BrE) 1. to telephone your place of work 往工作单位打电话◆I’ll phone in to say I won’t be in until lunchtime.
我会给单位打电话说我到午饭时才到。◆He phoned in sick (= to say he was ill / sick and could not go to work) this morning.
他今天早晨打电话来请了病假。2. to phone a television or radio programme 给电视（或电台）节目打电话；打观众（或听众）热线电话◆Hundreds of listeners phoned in to complain.
有几百名听众打来热线电话表示不满。[v + adv]▸ ˈphone-in noun (especially BrE)
a radio or TV programme in which people can phone and ask questions, give their opinions, etc. as the programme is being broadcast （电台或电视的）热线电话节目，电话接入节目◆He hosts a radio phone-in.
他在电台主持热线电话节目。◆a phone-in programme
电话接入节目●ˌphone sth ˈin1. (especially BrE) to make a telephone call to the place where you work in order to give sb some information 往工作单位打电话（汇报信息）◆Our reporter phoned the story in this afternoon.
我们的记者今天下午来电话报道了这一新闻。2. (informal) to do sth such as play a role in a film/movie, play in a sports competition, etc. without making much effort （在电影表演、体育比赛等中）不卖力，走过场，敷衍◆Cruise is just phoning it in in this new release.
在新发行的这部影片中，克鲁斯演技平平。◆Pavarotti’s performance was phoned in.
帕瓦罗蒂的演唱有些应付差事。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌphone ˈround, etc. (especially BrE) ➡ phone around/round, etc. ●ˌphone sth ˈthrough (especially BrE) to phone sb with details of or information about sth 打电话详细告知◆Phone your order through to the store.
给商店打电话告知订单详情。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌphone ˈup 🔑●ˌphone sb/sth ˈup (especially BrE) 🔑to make a telephone call to sb/sth （给…）打电话◆I’ll phone up and cancel my appointment.
我将打电话取消约见。◆Phone Mike up and ask him if he wants to come.
给迈克打个电话，问他想不想来。◆I phoned up the bank this morning.
我今天上午给银行打了电话。 NOTE Phone and phone sb are also frequently used on their own. Phone up and phone sb up are very common in spoken English. * phone 和 phone sb 也常单独使用。英语口语中经常说 phone up 和 phone sb up。 ➡ note at call up, call sb/sth up [v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] |