Definition of telephone exchange in English:

telephone exchange

noun

A set of equipment that connects telephone lines during a call.
电话交换机
Example sentencesExamples
- The hi-tech concept is partly inspired by memories of the old telephone exchange, when directory inquiry calls were answered by somebody living in the same town.
- He learned how to send Morse Code and how to operate a 10-line telephone exchange.
- Apparently, the military used the ordinary telephone exchange right up until the day of the surrender; it was more secure than using radio communications.
- Electronic communications were badly disrupted, and the Katherine telephone exchange was only saved through sandbagging by the military.
- I don't believe their reasoning is very relevant, particularly for those able to still connect to copper broadband at their local telephone exchange.
- He said: ‘We have put in a hi-tech telephone exchange but we have a very lo-tech connection to the main system.’
- The local telephone exchange was also destroyed.
- To be able to access ADSL, you must usually live within between 2.5 and 4 kilometres of a telephone exchange and your phone line must be tested for broadband compatibility.
- Reports arrived to say incendiaries had set fire to the top of the telephone exchange and once again stirrup pumps and buckets of water were rushed upstairs where the ceiling above the equipment was burning steadily.
- He worked for the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department as an exchange operator, then a mechanician in the automatic telephone exchange, and later with a fire alarm company.
- You might have to use the latter if you live in a rural area and are connected to an analog telephone exchange.
- Not surprising seeing that the 25,000 tickets for the game were sold out in three hours and the rush caused a malfunction at the local telephone exchange.
- Examples of this include instances when the failure of a telephone exchange causes the entire phone system in a suburb to stop working.
- ‘Local loop’ refers to the strand of copper wire that runs from a local telephone exchange to a customer and then back to the exchange, thus forming a loop.
- The local loop is the copper connection between a local telephone exchange and a customer's premise.
- The sun powers 20 computers, a water-testing laboratory, a rural telephone exchange and the night schools.
- The latest telephone exchange to be upgraded to broadband has been announced.
- The central telephone exchange had been wrecked and oddly none of the radios worked.
- Your computer or a special module connected to your network sends your request over the internet to the computer or telephone exchange you are attempting to contact.
- It was a strange kind of existence working in a telephone exchange in those days, there were twelve of us maintaining this huge machine that was constantly clicking and buzzing.

Definition of telephone exchange in US English:

telephone exchange

nounˈtɛləˌfoʊn əksˌtʃeɪndʒˈteləˌfōn əksˌCHānj

A set of equipment that connects telephone lines during a call.
电话交换机
Example sentencesExamples
- You might have to use the latter if you live in a rural area and are connected to an analog telephone exchange.
- Examples of this include instances when the failure of a telephone exchange causes the entire phone system in a suburb to stop working.
- He worked for the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department as an exchange operator, then a mechanician in the automatic telephone exchange, and later with a fire alarm company.
- Electronic communications were badly disrupted, and the Katherine telephone exchange was only saved through sandbagging by the military.
- ‘Local loop’ refers to the strand of copper wire that runs from a local telephone exchange to a customer and then back to the exchange, thus forming a loop.
- Your computer or a special module connected to your network sends your request over the internet to the computer or telephone exchange you are attempting to contact.
- The hi-tech concept is partly inspired by memories of the old telephone exchange, when directory inquiry calls were answered by somebody living in the same town.
- It was a strange kind of existence working in a telephone exchange in those days, there were twelve of us maintaining this huge machine that was constantly clicking and buzzing.
- He said: ‘We have put in a hi-tech telephone exchange but we have a very lo-tech connection to the main system.’
- The central telephone exchange had been wrecked and oddly none of the radios worked.
- The local telephone exchange was also destroyed.
- I don't believe their reasoning is very relevant, particularly for those able to still connect to copper broadband at their local telephone exchange.
- The latest telephone exchange to be upgraded to broadband has been announced.
- The sun powers 20 computers, a water-testing laboratory, a rural telephone exchange and the night schools.
- Reports arrived to say incendiaries had set fire to the top of the telephone exchange and once again stirrup pumps and buckets of water were rushed upstairs where the ceiling above the equipment was burning steadily.
- Not surprising seeing that the 25,000 tickets for the game were sold out in three hours and the rush caused a malfunction at the local telephone exchange.
- He learned how to send Morse Code and how to operate a 10-line telephone exchange.
- The local loop is the copper connection between a local telephone exchange and a customer's premise.
- To be able to access ADSL, you must usually live within between 2.5 and 4 kilometres of a telephone exchange and your phone line must be tested for broadband compatibility.
- Apparently, the military used the ordinary telephone exchange right up until the day of the surrender; it was more secure than using radio communications.

单词	telephone exchange
释义	Definition of telephone exchange in English: telephone exchange noun A set of equipment that connects telephone lines during a call. 电话交换机 Example sentencesExamples The hi-tech concept is partly inspired by memories of the old telephone exchange, when directory inquiry calls were answered by somebody living in the same town. He learned how to send Morse Code and how to operate a 10-line telephone exchange. Apparently, the military used the ordinary telephone exchange right up until the day of the surrender; it was more secure than using radio communications. Electronic communications were badly disrupted, and the Katherine telephone exchange was only saved through sandbagging by the military. I don't believe their reasoning is very relevant, particularly for those able to still connect to copper broadband at their local telephone exchange. He said: ‘We have put in a hi-tech telephone exchange but we have a very lo-tech connection to the main system.’ The local telephone exchange was also destroyed. To be able to access ADSL, you must usually live within between 2.5 and 4 kilometres of a telephone exchange and your phone line must be tested for broadband compatibility. Reports arrived to say incendiaries had set fire to the top of the telephone exchange and once again stirrup pumps and buckets of water were rushed upstairs where the ceiling above the equipment was burning steadily. He worked for the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department as an exchange operator, then a mechanician in the automatic telephone exchange, and later with a fire alarm company. You might have to use the latter if you live in a rural area and are connected to an analog telephone exchange. Not surprising seeing that the 25,000 tickets for the game were sold out in three hours and the rush caused a malfunction at the local telephone exchange. Examples of this include instances when the failure of a telephone exchange causes the entire phone system in a suburb to stop working. ‘Local loop’ refers to the strand of copper wire that runs from a local telephone exchange to a customer and then back to the exchange, thus forming a loop. The local loop is the copper connection between a local telephone exchange and a customer's premise. The sun powers 20 computers, a water-testing laboratory, a rural telephone exchange and the night schools. The latest telephone exchange to be upgraded to broadband has been announced. The central telephone exchange had been wrecked and oddly none of the radios worked. Your computer or a special module connected to your network sends your request over the internet to the computer or telephone exchange you are attempting to contact. It was a strange kind of existence working in a telephone exchange in those days, there were twelve of us maintaining this huge machine that was constantly clicking and buzzing. Definition of telephone exchange in US English: telephone exchange nounˈtɛləˌfoʊn əksˌtʃeɪndʒˈteləˌfōn əksˌCHānj A set of equipment that connects telephone lines during a call. 电话交换机 Example sentencesExamples You might have to use the latter if you live in a rural area and are connected to an analog telephone exchange. Examples of this include instances when the failure of a telephone exchange causes the entire phone system in a suburb to stop working. He worked for the New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department as an exchange operator, then a mechanician in the automatic telephone exchange, and later with a fire alarm company. Electronic communications were badly disrupted, and the Katherine telephone exchange was only saved through sandbagging by the military. ‘Local loop’ refers to the strand of copper wire that runs from a local telephone exchange to a customer and then back to the exchange, thus forming a loop. Your computer or a special module connected to your network sends your request over the internet to the computer or telephone exchange you are attempting to contact. The hi-tech concept is partly inspired by memories of the old telephone exchange, when directory inquiry calls were answered by somebody living in the same town. It was a strange kind of existence working in a telephone exchange in those days, there were twelve of us maintaining this huge machine that was constantly clicking and buzzing. He said: ‘We have put in a hi-tech telephone exchange but we have a very lo-tech connection to the main system.’ The central telephone exchange had been wrecked and oddly none of the radios worked. The local telephone exchange was also destroyed. I don't believe their reasoning is very relevant, particularly for those able to still connect to copper broadband at their local telephone exchange. The latest telephone exchange to be upgraded to broadband has been announced. The sun powers 20 computers, a water-testing laboratory, a rural telephone exchange and the night schools. Reports arrived to say incendiaries had set fire to the top of the telephone exchange and once again stirrup pumps and buckets of water were rushed upstairs where the ceiling above the equipment was burning steadily. Not surprising seeing that the 25,000 tickets for the game were sold out in three hours and the rush caused a malfunction at the local telephone exchange. He learned how to send Morse Code and how to operate a 10-line telephone exchange. The local loop is the copper connection between a local telephone exchange and a customer's premise. To be able to access ADSL, you must usually live within between 2.5 and 4 kilometres of a telephone exchange and your phone line must be tested for broadband compatibility. Apparently, the military used the ordinary telephone exchange right up until the day of the surrender; it was more secure than using radio communications.
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