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phonephone1 /fəʊn $ foʊn/ noun [countable] 
모든 번역 보기1a telephone전화기: 
Much of his work is done by phone.그의 업무 대부분은 전화로 처리된다. Who was that on the phone?전화 건 사람이 누구였어요? I wish Amy would get off the phone.에이미가 전화를 끊었으면 좋겠어. → cellphone, mobile phone, pay phoneGRAMMAR문법You say: · She’s on the phone.· She’s talking on her phone. ✗Don’t say: at the phone올바른 표현: · She's on the phone.· She's talking on her phone. ✗at the phone이라고 하지 않음2the part of a telephone into which you speak전화기에서 말하는 부분 SYN receiver: He put the phone down on me (=ended the call before I had finished speaking).그는 내가 말을 다 마치기도 전에 전화를 끊어버렸다（=내가 말을 끝내기 전에 통화를 종료함）.COLLOCATIONS연어– Meanings 1 & 2— 뜻풀이 1 및 2verbs동사use the phone· Do you mind if I use your phone?· 전화기 좀 써도 될까요?the phone rings· Around three o’clock, the phone rang.· 세 시쯤 전화가 울렸다.answer the phone (also pick up the phone)· My dad answered the phone.· 아버지가 전화를 받으셨다.put the phone down· I only remembered his name after I had put the phone down.· 전화를 끊고 나서야 그의 이름이 기억났다.slam the phone down (=put it down hard, because you are angry)· I was so mad I just slammed the phone down.· 너무 화가 나서 그냥 전화기를 쾅 내려놓았다.talk/speak (to somebody) on the phone· We talk on the phone every day.· 우리는 매일 전화로 이야기한다.· We spoke earlier on the phone, if you remember.· 기억하신다면, 아까 전화로 통화했잖아요.come to the phone· I’m sorry, she can’t come to the phone right now.· 죄송합니다, 지금은 전화를 받을 수 없습니다.be on the phone to somebody (=be talking to someone on the phone)· I was on the phone to my mother all morning.· 오전 내내 어머니와 전화 통화를 했다.be wanted on the phone· Larry, tell Rosemary that she’s wanted on the phone.· 래리, 로즈메리에게 전화 왔다고 전해줘.call somebody on the phone· I called her on the phone and invited her to Las Vegas.· 그녀에게 전화를 걸어 라스베이거스에 초대했다.get on the phone to somebody (=call them)· We got on the phone to the hospital straight away.· 우리는 즉시 병원에 전화했다.phone + NOUNphone + 명사a phone number· Can I have your phone number?· 전화번호를 알 수 있을까요?a phone line (=a telephone wire or connection)· Listeners jammed the phone lines, demanding to hear the song.· 청취자들이 그 노래를 들려달라며 전화를 폭주시켰다.a phone bill (=a bill for phone calls)· Our last phone bill was huge.· 지난 전화 요금 청구서가 엄청났다.a phone company (=one that provides a telephone service)· I switched phone companies.· 통신사를 바꿨다.a phone conversation· Neither man denies the phone conversation took place.· 두 사람 모두 전화 통화가 이루어졌다는 사실을 부인하지 않는다.phrases구the phone is busy (also the phone is engaged British English) (=the person you are calling is already speaking to someone else)· I tried you earlier, but your phone was engaged.· 아까 전화했는데 통화 중이었어요.the phone goes/is dead (=the phone line stops working or is not working)· Before he could reply, the phone suddenly went dead.· 그가 대답하기도 전에 전화가 갑자기 끊겼다.the phone is off the hook (=it cannot be used because it is not connected or is already being used)· On Friday nights we just take the phone off the hook and relax.· 금요일 밤에는 전화기를 훅에서 빼놓고 편히 쉰다.THESAURUS유의어phone (also telephone formal격식체): · My wife was talking to someone on the phone.· 아내가 누군가와 전화로 이야기하고 있었다.· What’s your home phone number?· 집 전화번호가 어떻게 되세요?· The nearest telephone was in the school secretary’s office.· 가장 가까운 전화기는 학교 교무실에 있었다.mobile phone British English (also mobile informal비격식) a telephone that you can carry with you, that works by using a network of radio stations to pass on signals가지고 다닐 수 있는 전화기로, 무선 기지국 네트워크를 통해 신호를 전달함: · Even children as young as eight have mobile phones.· 여덟 살밖에 안 된 아이들도 휴대폰을 갖고 있다.· She always has her mobile switched off.· 그녀는 항상 휴대폰을 꺼놓는다.cell phone American English (also cell informal비격식) a mobile phone휴대폰: · You can reach me on my cell phone.· 제 휴대폰으로 연락하시면 됩니다.voice mail a system that records messages so that you can listen to them on your phone메시지를 녹음하여 전화로 들을 수 있는 시스템: · Let me check my voice mail.· 음성 메일을 확인해 볼게요.text message (also text, SMS) a message from someone that you can read on your mobile phone휴대폰으로 읽을 수 있는 문자 메시지: · I got a text from Paul.· 폴한테서 문자가 왔다.landline a telephone that uses wires – used when comparing this with a mobile phone유선 전화기 — 휴대폰과 비교할 때 쓰는 말: · Calls cost 25p from a landline, more from a mobile phone.· 유선 전화에서 통화 요금은 25펜스이며, 휴대폰에서는 더 비싸다.receiver the part of a telephone that you pick up to listen and talk전화기에서 들어 올려 듣고 말하는 수화기 부분: · She put down the receiver and started crying.· 그녀는 수화기를 내려놓고 울기 시작했다.
모든 번역 보기1a telephone전화기: Much of his work is done by phone.그의 업무 대부분은 전화로 처리된다. Who was that on the phone?전화 건 사람이 누구였어요? I wish Amy would get off the phone.에이미가 전화를 끊었으면 좋겠어. → cellphone, mobile phone, pay phoneGRAMMAR문법You say: · She’s on the phone.· She’s talking on her phone. ✗Don’t say: at the phone올바른 표현: · She's on the phone.· She's talking on her phone. ✗at the phone이라고 하지 않음2the part of a telephone into which you speak전화기에서 말하는 부분 SYN receiver: He put the phone down on me (=ended the call before I had finished speaking).그는 내가 말을 다 마치기도 전에 전화를 끊어버렸다（=내가 말을 끝내기 전에 통화를 종료함）.COLLOCATIONS연어– Meanings 1 & 2— 뜻풀이 1 및 2verbs동사use the phone· Do you mind if I use your phone?· 전화기 좀 써도 될까요?the phone rings· Around three o’clock, the phone rang.· 세 시쯤 전화가 울렸다.answer the phone (also pick up the phone)· My dad answered the phone.· 아버지가 전화를 받으셨다.put the phone down· I only remembered his name after I had put the phone down.· 전화를 끊고 나서야 그의 이름이 기억났다.slam the phone down (=put it down hard, because you are angry)· I was so mad I just slammed the phone down.· 너무 화가 나서 그냥 전화기를 쾅 내려놓았다.talk/speak (to somebody) on the phone· We talk on the phone every day.· 우리는 매일 전화로 이야기한다.· We spoke earlier on the phone, if you remember.· 기억하신다면, 아까 전화로 통화했잖아요.come to the phone· I’m sorry, she can’t come to the phone right now.· 죄송합니다, 지금은 전화를 받을 수 없습니다.be on the phone to somebody (=be talking to someone on the phone)· I was on the phone to my mother all morning.· 오전 내내 어머니와 전화 통화를 했다.be wanted on the phone· Larry, tell Rosemary that she’s wanted on the phone.· 래리, 로즈메리에게 전화 왔다고 전해줘.call somebody on the phone· I called her on the phone and invited her to Las Vegas.· 그녀에게 전화를 걸어 라스베이거스에 초대했다.get on the phone to somebody (=call them)· We got on the phone to the hospital straight away.· 우리는 즉시 병원에 전화했다.phone + NOUNphone + 명사a phone number· Can I have your phone number?· 전화번호를 알 수 있을까요?a phone line (=a telephone wire or connection)· Listeners jammed the phone lines, demanding to hear the song.· 청취자들이 그 노래를 들려달라며 전화를 폭주시켰다.a phone bill (=a bill for phone calls)· Our last phone bill was huge.· 지난 전화 요금 청구서가 엄청났다.a phone company (=one that provides a telephone service)· I switched phone companies.· 통신사를 바꿨다.a phone conversation· Neither man denies the phone conversation took place.· 두 사람 모두 전화 통화가 이루어졌다는 사실을 부인하지 않는다.phrases구the phone is busy (also the phone is engaged British English) (=the person you are calling is already speaking to someone else)· I tried you earlier, but your phone was engaged.· 아까 전화했는데 통화 중이었어요.the phone goes/is dead (=the phone line stops working or is not working)· Before he could reply, the phone suddenly went dead.· 그가 대답하기도 전에 전화가 갑자기 끊겼다.the phone is off the hook (=it cannot be used because it is not connected or is already being used)· On Friday nights we just take the phone off the hook and relax.· 금요일 밤에는 전화기를 훅에서 빼놓고 편히 쉰다.THESAURUS유의어phone (also telephone formal격식체): · My wife was talking to someone on the phone.· 아내가 누군가와 전화로 이야기하고 있었다.· What’s your home phone number?· 집 전화번호가 어떻게 되세요?· The nearest telephone was in the school secretary’s office.· 가장 가까운 전화기는 학교 교무실에 있었다.mobile phone British English (also mobile informal비격식) a telephone that you can carry with you, that works by using a network of radio stations to pass on signals가지고 다닐 수 있는 전화기로, 무선 기지국 네트워크를 통해 신호를 전달함: · Even children as young as eight have mobile phones.· 여덟 살밖에 안 된 아이들도 휴대폰을 갖고 있다.· She always has her mobile switched off.· 그녀는 항상 휴대폰을 꺼놓는다.cell phone American English (also cell informal비격식) a mobile phone휴대폰: · You can reach me on my cell phone.· 제 휴대폰으로 연락하시면 됩니다.voice mail a system that records messages so that you can listen to them on your phone메시지를 녹음하여 전화로 들을 수 있는 시스템: · Let me check my voice mail.· 음성 메일을 확인해 볼게요.text message (also text, SMS) a message from someone that you can read on your mobile phone휴대폰으로 읽을 수 있는 문자 메시지: · I got a text from Paul.· 폴한테서 문자가 왔다.landline a telephone that uses wires – used when comparing this with a mobile phone유선 전화기 — 휴대폰과 비교할 때 쓰는 말: · Calls cost 25p from a landline, more from a mobile phone.· 유선 전화에서 통화 요금은 25펜스이며, 휴대폰에서는 더 비싸다.receiver the part of a telephone that you pick up to listen and talk전화기에서 들어 올려 듣고 말하는 수화기 부분: · She put down the receiver and started crying.· 그녀는 수화기를 내려놓고 울기 시작했다.phonephone2 (also phone up) verb [intransitive, transitive] to speak to someone by telephone전화로 통화하다；전화를 걸다: I’ll phone you this evening.오늘 저녁에 전화할게요. Why didn’t they phone the police?왜 경찰에 전화하지 않았나요? For information phone 8279–3772.문의 사항은 8279–3772로 전화하세요. Stevie phoned to say that he was going to be late.스티비가 전화해서 늦을 것 같다고 했다. I kept phoning her up, asking to meet her.나는 계속 그녀에게 전화를 걸어 만나자고 부탁했다. Tell him to phone back (=telephone again at a later time) tomorrow.내일 다시 전화하라고（=나중에 다시 전화하라고） 전해주세요. ► You do not ‘phone to’ someone or ‘phone to’ a number. Phone is followed immediately by a noun or number: She phoned her friend Judy. | Phone 01279–623772 and ask to speak to Elaine.THESAURUS유의어phone to speak to someone by telephone. Phoneis more common in British English than American English전화로 통화하다. phone은 미국 영어보다 영국 영어에서 더 흔히 쓰인다: · I’ll phone you tomorrow.· 내일 전화할게요.call to phone someone. Call is used in both British and American English전화를 걸다. call은 영국 영어와 미국 영어 모두에서 쓰인다: · One of the neighbors called the police.· 이웃 중 한 명이 경찰에 전화했다.· Call me later.· 나중에 전화해요.ring British English spoken구어 to phone someone. Ring is more informal than phone or call전화를 걸다. ring은 phone이나 call보다 더 비격식적인 표현이다: · I can ring her at the office tomorrow.· 내일 사무실로 전화할 수 있어요.give somebody a call (also give somebody a ring) spoken구어 to phone someone전화를 걸다: · If you ever come to Seattle, give me a call.· 시애틀에 오게 되면 전화해요.· I’ll give the hospital a ring and see how he is.· 병원에 전화해서 그 사람 상태를 확인해 볼게요.telephone formal격식체 to phone someone전화를 걸다: · Angry listeners telephoned the BBC to complain.· 화가 난 청취자들이 BBC에 전화해 항의했다.Skype /skaɪp/ trademark상표 to make a telephone call using special software that allows you to make calls over the Internet인터넷을 통해 통화할 수 있는 특수 소프트웨어를 사용하여 전화를 거는 것: · I Skyped her last night and we spoke for hours.· 어젯밤 그녀와 스카이프로 통화하며 몇 시간 동안 이야기했다.phone in phrasal verb1to telephone the place where you work, especially in order to report something직장에 전화하다（특히 무언가를 알리기 위해）: I’ll phone in and let them know.전화해서 알려줄게요.phone something ↔ in I’ll phone the report in tomorrow morning.내일 아침에 전화로 보고를 전달할게요. She phoned in sick (=telephoned to say that she was ill and could not come to work).그녀는 전화로 병가를 냈다（=아파서 출근할 수 없다고 전화로 알렸다）.2to telephone a radio or television show to give your opinion or ask a question라디오나 텔레비전 프로그램에 전화를 걸어 의견을 말하거나 질문을 하는 것: There’s still time to phone in before the end of the programme.프로그램이 끝나기 전에 아직 전화할 시간이 있습니다. → phone-in
to speak to someone by telephone전화로 통화하다；전화를 걸다: I’ll phone you this evening.오늘 저녁에 전화할게요. Why didn’t they phone the police?왜 경찰에 전화하지 않았나요? For information phone 8279–3772.문의 사항은 8279–3772로 전화하세요. Stevie phoned to say that he was going to be late.스티비가 전화해서 늦을 것 같다고 했다. I kept phoning her up, asking to meet her.나는 계속 그녀에게 전화를 걸어 만나자고 부탁했다. Tell him to phone back (=telephone again at a later time) tomorrow.내일 다시 전화하라고（=나중에 다시 전화하라고） 전해주세요. ► You do not ‘phone to’ someone or ‘phone to’ a number. Phone is followed immediately by a noun or number: She phoned her friend Judy. | Phone 01279–623772 and ask to speak to Elaine.THESAURUS유의어phone to speak to someone by telephone. Phoneis more common in British English than American English전화로 통화하다. phone은 미국 영어보다 영국 영어에서 더 흔히 쓰인다: · I’ll phone you tomorrow.· 내일 전화할게요.call to phone someone. Call is used in both British and American English전화를 걸다. call은 영국 영어와 미국 영어 모두에서 쓰인다: · One of the neighbors called the police.· 이웃 중 한 명이 경찰에 전화했다.· Call me later.· 나중에 전화해요.ring British English spoken구어 to phone someone. Ring is more informal than phone or call전화를 걸다. ring은 phone이나 call보다 더 비격식적인 표현이다: · I can ring her at the office tomorrow.· 내일 사무실로 전화할 수 있어요.give somebody a call (also give somebody a ring) spoken구어 to phone someone전화를 걸다: · If you ever come to Seattle, give me a call.· 시애틀에 오게 되면 전화해요.· I’ll give the hospital a ring and see how he is.· 병원에 전화해서 그 사람 상태를 확인해 볼게요.telephone formal격식체 to phone someone전화를 걸다: · Angry listeners telephoned the BBC to complain.· 화가 난 청취자들이 BBC에 전화해 항의했다.Skype /skaɪp/ trademark상표 to make a telephone call using special software that allows you to make calls over the Internet인터넷을 통해 통화할 수 있는 특수 소프트웨어를 사용하여 전화를 거는 것: · I Skyped her last night and we spoke for hours.· 어젯밤 그녀와 스카이프로 통화하며 몇 시간 동안 이야기했다.phone in phrasal verb1to telephone the place where you work, especially in order to report something직장에 전화하다（특히 무언가를 알리기 위해）: I’ll phone in and let them know.전화해서 알려줄게요.phone something ↔ in I’ll phone the report in tomorrow morning.내일 아침에 전화로 보고를 전달할게요. She phoned in sick (=telephoned to say that she was ill and could not come to work).그녀는 전화로 병가를 냈다（=아파서 출근할 수 없다고 전화로 알렸다）.2to telephone a radio or television show to give your opinion or ask a question라디오나 텔레비전 프로그램에 전화를 걸어 의견을 말하거나 질문을 하는 것: There’s still time to phone in before the end of the programme.프로그램이 끝나기 전에 아직 전화할 시간이 있습니다. → phone-in