pager

Word family adjectivepaginalverbpaginatenounpaginationpagingpagehoodpagerpagepageboy

Related topics: Communications

pag·er /ˈpeɪdʒə $ -ər/ noun [countableC]

TCa small machine you can carry in your pocket that can receive signals from a telephone. It tells you when someone has sent you a message, or wants you to telephone them, for example by making a noise. 传呼机 SYN beeper, → page

Examples from the Corpus

pager• SkyCorder, which looks like a pager, uses a pressure sensor to gather information and a microprocessor to compile the statistics.• Choice of pagers A paging system consists of a central control unit together with a pager for each employee.• The first, a sports pager service, was launched last October.• White-bead chains that held dosimeters, radiation-sensing devices resembling large telephone pagers, were looped around their necks.• As the vehicle moves into a new zone the information provided by the pager changes accordingly.• Less frequent travellers can have a transatlantic pager for £48 a week or £144 a month.• The range is as far as the one for your pager.

From Longman Business Dictionary

pagerpag·er /ˈpeɪdʒə-ər/ noun [countableC]

a small device which makes a sharp sound to tell the person carrying it to contact someone by telephone

The Japanese are developing pagers the size of credit cards.

单词	pager
释义	pager Word family adjectivepaginalverbpaginatenounpaginationpagingpagehoodpagerpagepageboy Related topics: Communications pag·er /ˈpeɪdʒə $ -ər/ noun [countableC] TCa small machine you can carry in your pocket that can receive signals from a telephone. It tells you when someone has sent you a message, or wants you to telephone them, for example by making a noise. 传呼机 SYN beeper, → page Examples from the Corpus pager• SkyCorder, which looks like a pager, uses a pressure sensor to gather information and a microprocessor to compile the statistics.• Choice of pagers A paging system consists of a central control unit together with a pager for each employee.• The first, a sports pager service, was launched last October.• White-bead chains that held dosimeters, radiation-sensing devices resembling large telephone pagers, were looped around their necks.• As the vehicle moves into a new zone the information provided by the pager changes accordingly.• Less frequent travellers can have a transatlantic pager for £48 a week or £144 a month.• The range is as far as the one for your pager. From Longman Business Dictionary pagerpag·er /ˈpeɪdʒə-ər/ noun [countableC] a small device which makes a sharp sound to tell the person carrying it to contact someone by telephone The Japanese are developing pagers the size of credit cards.
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