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mobile phone

American  

noun

  1. any wireless telephone that operates over a relatively large area, as a cell phone or PCS phone.


mobile phone British  

noun

  1. a portable telephone that works by means of a cellular radio system

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Etymology

Origin of mobile phone

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

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It also relied on a transcript of a recording her ex had covertly made of the encounter on his mobile phone.

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Ineos' raw materials are used in everything from packaging for toiletries, medicines and food, to mobile phones and furniture.

From BBC

In a blog post, Musk also talked about how all these data will eventually be accessible on mobile phones from anywhere on Earth on a network he is building.

From Los Angeles Times

He will not be allowed to have more than one mobile phone and internet device.

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The work became especially difficult at the height of the protests on 8 January, when Iran's government cut off internet, mobile phone and landline access for nearly three weeks.

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