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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

• You should phone up to see if you can be excused from paying.
  你应该打电话问一问，看看人家是否会不要你支付。
• 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。
• 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。
• Once the phone starts up again, you will have the latest software on your Streak.
  一旦手机重新启动，你将会对你的条纹最新的软件。
• The cellular phone puts up the function of membrane to in fact have no so strong, only is a kind of publicity resort.
  手机贴膜的功能其实并没有那么强大，只不过是一种宣传手段而已。
• I must phone her up and see if she can come over tonight.
  我必须给她打电话，看她今天晚上能不能来。
• 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。
• Rival fans can phone up radio stations and pretend to be a Liverpool fan and say this and that is wrong with the club.
  我们对手的球迷可能打进热线电话，然后假装自己是一个利物浦的支持者，对球队大肆指手画脚。
• When CNN called the Kalpoe household, the person who answered the phone hung up.
  当CNN打通被捕兄弟家的电话时，接电话的人立即把电话挂掉。
• 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。