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re·ceiverBrE /rɪˈsiːvə(r)/NAmE /rɪˈsiːvər/ nounthe part of a telephone that you hold close to your mouth and ear （电话）听筒，受话器◆to pick up/lift/put down/replace the receiver 拿起/放回听筒Phones 电话Making and receiving phone calls 打/接电话- the phone/telephone rings 电话铃响了
- answer/pick up/hang up the phone/telephone 接/挂电话
- lift/pick up/hold/replace the receiver 拿起/拿着/放回听筒
- dial a (phone/wrong) number/an extension number/an area code 拨打（电话）号码；拨错号码；拨打分机号码；拨打区号
- call sb/talk (to sb)/speak (to sb) on the phone/telephone; from home/work/the office 给某人打电话；从家里/工作地点/办公室给某人打电话
- make/get/receive a phone call 打/接电话
- take the phone off the hook (= remove the receiver so that the phone does not ring) 摘下电话听筒
- the line is (BrE) engaged/ (
especially NAmE) busy 占线 - the phones have been (NAmE) ringing off the hook (= ringing frequently) 电话铃声不断
- put sb through/get through to the person you want to speak to 给某人接通另一人的电话；打通电话
- put sb on hold (= so that they must wait for the person they want to speak to) 让某人不要挂上电话（以便等想找的人接电话）
- call from/use a landline 用座机打电话
Mobile/cell phones 手机- be/talk on a (
both BrE) mobile phone/mobile/ (especially NAmE) cell phone/ (informal, especially NAmE) cell 用手机讲电话 - use/answer/call (sb on)/get a message on your mobile phone/mobile/cell phone/cell 使用/接听/拨打某人的手机；用手机接收信息
- switch/turn on/off your mobile phone/mobile/cell phone/cell 开启/关闭手机
- charge/recharge your mobile phone/mobile/cell phone/cell 给手机充电
- a mobile/cell phone is on/is off/rings/goes off 手机开机/关机/响铃/没电关机
- (BrE) top up your mobile (phone) 给手机充值
- send/receive a text (message)/an SMS (message)/a fax 发送/接收信息/短信/传真
- insert/remove/change a SIM card 插入/取出/更换 SIM 卡
➡ compare handset (1) a piece of radio or television equipment that changes broadcast signals into sound or pictures 无线电接收机；收音机；电视机◆a satellite receiver 卫星信号接收机 ➡ compare transmitter (1) (BrE also ofˌficial reˈceiver) (law 法律) a person who is chosen by a court to be in charge of a company that is bankrupt （破产公司的）财产管理人，官方接管人◆to call in the receivers 申请委派官方接管人a person who receives sth 接收者◆Molly's more of a giver than a receiver. 莫莉更乐于给予而不是接受。a person who buys or accepts stolen goods, knowing that they have been stolen 购买（或接受）赃物的人(in American football 美式足球) a player who plays in a position in which the ball can be caught when it is being passed forward （前传球的）接球手 |