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英 [fəʊn ʌp]

美 [foʊn ʌp]

打电话给（某人）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 打电话给（某人）
  When youphonesomeoneup, you dial their phone number and speak to them by phone.
  1. Phone him up and tell him to come and have dinner with you one night.
     给他打电话，告诉他哪天晚上过来和你一起吃饭。

双语例句

• Spend a few minutes on the phone setting up a time to meet for coffee or lunch.
  在电话里聊几分钟，约定一起喝咖啡或吃午饭的时间。
• In some states it's illegal to talk on your cell phone in the car, at least to have the phone up to your face, so you may pull off the road, or pull off to the side of the road.
  在一些州，在车里打电话是不合法的，至少把手机放到脸旁不行，所以，你需要把车子听到路边。
• You always look phone numbers up in the phone book.
  你总在电话号码本里查询电话号码。
• But it seems Brits don't help themselves, with the typical holidaymaker checking their phone up to 12 times a day, mainly out of habit than necessity.
  不过英国的员工们似乎自己也不放过自己。英国度假者们平均一天要查看手机12次，主要是习惯使然，而非必须。
• Users open the door by holding their phone app up to the lock or tapping a button on their phone screen.
  用户把手机上的应用对准这把锁，或是按一下屏幕上的按键就能开门。
• It will cost a single smart phone user up to600 yuan per hour at the current rate.
  按当前的收费这将对单个智能机用户造成每小时600元的损失。
• Who notices a phone guy up on a pole?
  谁会注意在杆子上的一个电话工？
• The cell phone blew up due to overheating.
  这个行动电话因为过热而挂了。
• I'll be upstairs, so could you transfer my phone calls up there please?
  我会在楼上，请把我的电话转到那儿好吗。
• Maybe the phone bumped up against something in a purse or briefcase, or rubbed up against a seat belt.
  有时候可能是手机放在钱包或公文包里碰到了什么东西，或者碰到安全带了。