mobile phone
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of mobile phone
First recorded in 1945–50
Example Sentences
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Investigators found the 29-year-old had been listening to music on his mobile phone, which displayed a warning that the sound was too loud.
From BBC
The investigation is said to be "fast-moving", however, witnesses or anyone with relevant information - including CCTV, doorbell or mobile phone footage - have been urged to contact the force "as a matter of urgency".
From BBC
There was no evidence he was using his mobile phone before the accident happened.
From BBC
E-bikes, drones and live facial recognition are the latest tools the Metropolitan Police is using to cut the number of mobile phone thefts in London.
From BBC
She recommends using night mode on a mobile phone to take a photo of the shimmer as it will automatically adjust to the low light and amplify what is there.
From BBC
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