Definition of robocall in English:

robocall

nounˈrəʊbəʊkɔːlˈrōbōˌkôl

An automated telephone call which delivers a recorded message, typically on behalf of a political party or telemarketing company.
〈美〉自动语音电话（通常代表政党或电话销售公司自动拨打预先录制好内容的电话）
Example sentencesExamples
- The robocalls are reported to be part of a $70 m get-out-the-vote campaign being waged by the Republican party and the McCain campaign in key battleground states.
- Luntz is thinking in terms of 1990's hard-right campaigning - blast-faxing, talk radio, direct mail, robocalls.
- You've probably gotten the repeated robo calls telling you that your car's warranty is about to expire.
- Zain had to pull his robo call.
- Asked if she would approve the use of robocalls if she were running the campaign, Mrs Palin told the reporter she'd try to do things differently.
- What's the difference between annoying robo calls and voter suppression?
- Telemarketing recorded 'robocalls ' are now illegal, so if you get one, please report the company to the relevant authorities.
- Republicans are blanketing key Congressional districts with annoying robo calls.
- The campaign is now running some of their robocalls in the home state of Arizona.
- The so-called " robocall ", in fact, is now a staple of dirty campaigning.
- He seized on her complaints that voters are getting irritated by nasty campaign tactics like the robocalls that have been coming from her own campaign.
- For all the preparation cajoling, nose counting, bulk mailing, and robo calling the delegates the convention came down to a couple of hours of controlled chaos.
- The growing number of "robocalls" has alarmed privacy lovers, people who need their phones constantly and those who resist the onslaught of commercialism.
- I get endless robocalls every day.
- The group will not be running ads in any form and will not be making any robocalls.
- I think robocalls are a nuisance and annoying.
- These calls are nothing but political spam, and since it is possible to thwart computer-spam transmissions, surely the technology exists, or can be devised, to block robocalls.
- Republicans have been placing robocalls and sending direct mailings in Wisconsin and other states.
- The content of the robocalls is accurate but senior Republicans privately describe them as petty and ineffective at a time when a strong economic message is needed.
- Experts in the call-center industry said that no one tracks the number of robocalls.

Origin

1990s: blend of robot and call.

Definition of robocall in US English:

robocall

nounˈrōbōˌkôl

An automated telephone call which delivers a recorded message, typically on behalf of a political party or telemarketing company.
〈美〉自动语音电话（通常代表政党或电话销售公司自动拨打预先录制好内容的电话）
Example sentencesExamples
- You've probably gotten the repeated robo calls telling you that your car's warranty is about to expire.
- Republicans are blanketing key Congressional districts with annoying robo calls.
- He seized on her complaints that voters are getting irritated by nasty campaign tactics like the robocalls that have been coming from her own campaign.
- I get endless robocalls every day.
- The growing number of "robocalls" has alarmed privacy lovers, people who need their phones constantly and those who resist the onslaught of commercialism.
- The campaign is now running some of their robocalls in the home state of Arizona.
- The robocalls are reported to be part of a $70 m get-out-the-vote campaign being waged by the Republican party and the McCain campaign in key battleground states.
- Asked if she would approve the use of robocalls if she were running the campaign, Mrs Palin told the reporter she'd try to do things differently.
- The content of the robocalls is accurate but senior Republicans privately describe them as petty and ineffective at a time when a strong economic message is needed.
- Zain had to pull his robo call.
- Telemarketing recorded 'robocalls ' are now illegal, so if you get one, please report the company to the relevant authorities.
- The group will not be running ads in any form and will not be making any robocalls.
- Experts in the call-center industry said that no one tracks the number of robocalls.
- What's the difference between annoying robo calls and voter suppression?
- For all the preparation cajoling, nose counting, bulk mailing, and robo calling the delegates the convention came down to a couple of hours of controlled chaos.
- The so-called " robocall ", in fact, is now a staple of dirty campaigning.
- Republicans have been placing robocalls and sending direct mailings in Wisconsin and other states.
- These calls are nothing but political spam, and since it is possible to thwart computer-spam transmissions, surely the technology exists, or can be devised, to block robocalls.
- Luntz is thinking in terms of 1990's hard-right campaigning - blast-faxing, talk radio, direct mail, robocalls.
- I think robocalls are a nuisance and annoying.

Origin

1990s: blend of robot and call.

单词	robocall
释义	Definition of robocall in English: robocall nounˈrəʊbəʊkɔːlˈrōbōˌkôl US An automated telephone call which delivers a recorded message, typically on behalf of a political party or telemarketing company. 〈美〉自动语音电话（通常代表政党或电话销售公司自动拨打预先录制好内容的电话） Example sentencesExamples The robocalls are reported to be part of a $70 m get-out-the-vote campaign being waged by the Republican party and the McCain campaign in key battleground states. Luntz is thinking in terms of 1990's hard-right campaigning - blast-faxing, talk radio, direct mail, robocalls. You've probably gotten the repeated robo calls telling you that your car's warranty is about to expire. Zain had to pull his robo call. Asked if she would approve the use of robocalls if she were running the campaign, Mrs Palin told the reporter she'd try to do things differently. What's the difference between annoying robo calls and voter suppression? Telemarketing recorded 'robocalls ' are now illegal, so if you get one, please report the company to the relevant authorities. Republicans are blanketing key Congressional districts with annoying robo calls. The campaign is now running some of their robocalls in the home state of Arizona. The so-called " robocall ", in fact, is now a staple of dirty campaigning. He seized on her complaints that voters are getting irritated by nasty campaign tactics like the robocalls that have been coming from her own campaign. For all the preparation cajoling, nose counting, bulk mailing, and robo calling the delegates the convention came down to a couple of hours of controlled chaos. The growing number of "robocalls" has alarmed privacy lovers, people who need their phones constantly and those who resist the onslaught of commercialism. I get endless robocalls every day. The group will not be running ads in any form and will not be making any robocalls. I think robocalls are a nuisance and annoying. These calls are nothing but political spam, and since it is possible to thwart computer-spam transmissions, surely the technology exists, or can be devised, to block robocalls. Republicans have been placing robocalls and sending direct mailings in Wisconsin and other states. The content of the robocalls is accurate but senior Republicans privately describe them as petty and ineffective at a time when a strong economic message is needed. Experts in the call-center industry said that no one tracks the number of robocalls. Origin 1990s: blend of robot and call. Definition of robocall in US English: robocall nounˈrōbōˌkôl US An automated telephone call which delivers a recorded message, typically on behalf of a political party or telemarketing company. 〈美〉自动语音电话（通常代表政党或电话销售公司自动拨打预先录制好内容的电话） Example sentencesExamples You've probably gotten the repeated robo calls telling you that your car's warranty is about to expire. Republicans are blanketing key Congressional districts with annoying robo calls. He seized on her complaints that voters are getting irritated by nasty campaign tactics like the robocalls that have been coming from her own campaign. I get endless robocalls every day. The growing number of "robocalls" has alarmed privacy lovers, people who need their phones constantly and those who resist the onslaught of commercialism. The campaign is now running some of their robocalls in the home state of Arizona. The robocalls are reported to be part of a $70 m get-out-the-vote campaign being waged by the Republican party and the McCain campaign in key battleground states. Asked if she would approve the use of robocalls if she were running the campaign, Mrs Palin told the reporter she'd try to do things differently. The content of the robocalls is accurate but senior Republicans privately describe them as petty and ineffective at a time when a strong economic message is needed. Zain had to pull his robo call. Telemarketing recorded 'robocalls ' are now illegal, so if you get one, please report the company to the relevant authorities. The group will not be running ads in any form and will not be making any robocalls. Experts in the call-center industry said that no one tracks the number of robocalls. What's the difference between annoying robo calls and voter suppression? For all the preparation cajoling, nose counting, bulk mailing, and robo calling the delegates the convention came down to a couple of hours of controlled chaos. The so-called " robocall ", in fact, is now a staple of dirty campaigning. Republicans have been placing robocalls and sending direct mailings in Wisconsin and other states. These calls are nothing but political spam, and since it is possible to thwart computer-spam transmissions, surely the technology exists, or can be devised, to block robocalls. Luntz is thinking in terms of 1990's hard-right campaigning - blast-faxing, talk radio, direct mail, robocalls. I think robocalls are a nuisance and annoying. Origin 1990s: blend of robot and call.
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