cellphone

英 ['selfəʊn]

美 ['selfoʊn]

n. 手机; 移动电话

复数：cellphones　

Oxford 3000 / BNC.42678 / COCA.10445

牛津词典

noun

noun

a hand-held mobile radiotelephone for use in an area divided into small sections, each with its own short-range transmitter/receiver
Synonym:cellular telephonecellular phonecellmobile phone

Yahoo has reduced the complexity of the cellphone graphical user interface ( GUI) with its Go redesign.
雅虎对其Go服务进行了重新设计，降低了手机图形用户界面（GUI）的复杂程度。
She copied your diary, and it was your cellphone she showed in court.
她抄写了你的日记，庭上展示的手机也是你的。
You can call him by his cellphone.
你可以打他的手机。
His iPad, cellphone and camera were returned.
他拿回了自己的iPad、手机和相机。
I had just put away the cellphone when the teacher came in.
我刚刚把手机收好突然老师就进来了。
She left her cellphone charger.
她把手机充电器留在这了。
No, he has even left his cellphone.
不，他甚至留下手机没带就出去了。
Using their cellphone, they called the police and first-aid center.
她们用手机叫来了警察和急救中心。
I've had one of those days: my train was late, and I lost my cellphone.
我那一天真不幸：火车晚点，我又丢了手机。
The cellphone, which he bought last month, is lost now.
他上个月买了那个手机，那个手机现在丢了。