Definition of fixed-line in English:

fixed-line

adjective

Denoting or relating to telecommunications systems using cables laid across land, as opposed to cellular radio systems.
固网的，固定线路的（与无线移动通信系统相对）
Example sentencesExamples
- Someone with a mobile phone will be able to text a KC fixed line.
- He said heavy regulation had reduced competition in the fixed-line sector.
- Hungary's alternative telecom operators are looking forward to lower interconnection fees in the fixed-line market from 1 May.
- Without a few court victories or legislative intervention, the outlook could be grim indeed for the new operators in the fixed-line phone business.
- Both factors are posing a threat to fixed-line carriers.
- Business customers who spend more than € 50 per month on fixed-line costs are automatically offered a discount tariff.
- In the telecom sector, the cost of fixed line calls has fallen, reflecting cheaper calls to mobile phones.
- From 2.1 phones per 100 Pakistanis in 1999, the number of fixed lines has crept up to just 2.9 per 100 today.
- We are engaged in a number of major strategic initiatives to reposition our fixed line business.
- The new rates mean Irish phone users will pay the highest fixed line rental charge in the European Union.
- We earlier had a basic service license due to which we could only provide fixed line services.
- Thanks to the march of the mobile phone through developing nations, the fixed-line opportunity is confined to the first world.
- The benefit to the general public is also quite dubious, mainly due to the inclusion of the fixed-line telephones in the sale.
- Eircom still has the bulk of the home fixed line market.
- According to insiders, the scheme will be open to BT's fixed line customers regardless of their mobile phone operator.
- In India, where fixed-line broadband links are rare, many will get their first taste of speedy surfing over a wireless network.
- The mobile phone users are 340 million already, even more than fixed-line users.
- A 1.1 percentage point decrease in the number of fixed lines might seem like a drop in a bucket.
- Carphone Warehouse, the UK's biggest mobile phone retailer, is to start flogging fixed line services from its shops.
- System integrator LogicaCMG is to bring Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) to fixed lines.

Definition of fixed-line in US English:

fixed-line

adjective

Denoting or relating to telecommunications systems using cables laid across land, as opposed to cellular radio systems.
固网的，固定线路的（与无线移动通信系统相对）
Example sentencesExamples
- Someone with a mobile phone will be able to text a KC fixed line.
- In the telecom sector, the cost of fixed line calls has fallen, reflecting cheaper calls to mobile phones.
- We are engaged in a number of major strategic initiatives to reposition our fixed line business.
- Eircom still has the bulk of the home fixed line market.
- In India, where fixed-line broadband links are rare, many will get their first taste of speedy surfing over a wireless network.
- System integrator LogicaCMG is to bring Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) to fixed lines.
- The benefit to the general public is also quite dubious, mainly due to the inclusion of the fixed-line telephones in the sale.
- The mobile phone users are 340 million already, even more than fixed-line users.
- Thanks to the march of the mobile phone through developing nations, the fixed-line opportunity is confined to the first world.
- Hungary's alternative telecom operators are looking forward to lower interconnection fees in the fixed-line market from 1 May.
- The new rates mean Irish phone users will pay the highest fixed line rental charge in the European Union.
- Both factors are posing a threat to fixed-line carriers.
- According to insiders, the scheme will be open to BT's fixed line customers regardless of their mobile phone operator.
- A 1.1 percentage point decrease in the number of fixed lines might seem like a drop in a bucket.
- We earlier had a basic service license due to which we could only provide fixed line services.
- Without a few court victories or legislative intervention, the outlook could be grim indeed for the new operators in the fixed-line phone business.
- Carphone Warehouse, the UK's biggest mobile phone retailer, is to start flogging fixed line services from its shops.
- Business customers who spend more than € 50 per month on fixed-line costs are automatically offered a discount tariff.
- He said heavy regulation had reduced competition in the fixed-line sector.
- From 2.1 phones per 100 Pakistanis in 1999, the number of fixed lines has crept up to just 2.9 per 100 today.

单词	fixed-line
释义	Definition of fixed-line in English: fixed-line adjective Denoting or relating to telecommunications systems using cables laid across land, as opposed to cellular radio systems. 固网的，固定线路的（与无线移动通信系统相对） Example sentencesExamples Someone with a mobile phone will be able to text a KC fixed line. He said heavy regulation had reduced competition in the fixed-line sector. Hungary's alternative telecom operators are looking forward to lower interconnection fees in the fixed-line market from 1 May. Without a few court victories or legislative intervention, the outlook could be grim indeed for the new operators in the fixed-line phone business. Both factors are posing a threat to fixed-line carriers. Business customers who spend more than € 50 per month on fixed-line costs are automatically offered a discount tariff. In the telecom sector, the cost of fixed line calls has fallen, reflecting cheaper calls to mobile phones. From 2.1 phones per 100 Pakistanis in 1999, the number of fixed lines has crept up to just 2.9 per 100 today. We are engaged in a number of major strategic initiatives to reposition our fixed line business. The new rates mean Irish phone users will pay the highest fixed line rental charge in the European Union. We earlier had a basic service license due to which we could only provide fixed line services. Thanks to the march of the mobile phone through developing nations, the fixed-line opportunity is confined to the first world. The benefit to the general public is also quite dubious, mainly due to the inclusion of the fixed-line telephones in the sale. Eircom still has the bulk of the home fixed line market. According to insiders, the scheme will be open to BT's fixed line customers regardless of their mobile phone operator. In India, where fixed-line broadband links are rare, many will get their first taste of speedy surfing over a wireless network. The mobile phone users are 340 million already, even more than fixed-line users. A 1.1 percentage point decrease in the number of fixed lines might seem like a drop in a bucket. Carphone Warehouse, the UK's biggest mobile phone retailer, is to start flogging fixed line services from its shops. System integrator LogicaCMG is to bring Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) to fixed lines. Definition of fixed-line in US English: fixed-line adjective Denoting or relating to telecommunications systems using cables laid across land, as opposed to cellular radio systems. 固网的，固定线路的（与无线移动通信系统相对） Example sentencesExamples Someone with a mobile phone will be able to text a KC fixed line. In the telecom sector, the cost of fixed line calls has fallen, reflecting cheaper calls to mobile phones. We are engaged in a number of major strategic initiatives to reposition our fixed line business. Eircom still has the bulk of the home fixed line market. In India, where fixed-line broadband links are rare, many will get their first taste of speedy surfing over a wireless network. System integrator LogicaCMG is to bring Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) to fixed lines. The benefit to the general public is also quite dubious, mainly due to the inclusion of the fixed-line telephones in the sale. The mobile phone users are 340 million already, even more than fixed-line users. Thanks to the march of the mobile phone through developing nations, the fixed-line opportunity is confined to the first world. Hungary's alternative telecom operators are looking forward to lower interconnection fees in the fixed-line market from 1 May. The new rates mean Irish phone users will pay the highest fixed line rental charge in the European Union. Both factors are posing a threat to fixed-line carriers. According to insiders, the scheme will be open to BT's fixed line customers regardless of their mobile phone operator. A 1.1 percentage point decrease in the number of fixed lines might seem like a drop in a bucket. We earlier had a basic service license due to which we could only provide fixed line services. Without a few court victories or legislative intervention, the outlook could be grim indeed for the new operators in the fixed-line phone business. Carphone Warehouse, the UK's biggest mobile phone retailer, is to start flogging fixed line services from its shops. Business customers who spend more than € 50 per month on fixed-line costs are automatically offered a discount tariff. He said heavy regulation had reduced competition in the fixed-line sector. From 2.1 phones per 100 Pakistanis in 1999, the number of fixed lines has crept up to just 2.9 per 100 today.
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