cellphones

英 [ˈsɛlˌfəʊnz]

美 [ˈsɛlfoʊnz]

n.  手机; 移动电话
cellphone的复数

双语例句

• Once upon a time, Apple revolutionized cellphones by turning them into hand-held computers.
  曾几何时，苹果革命性地将手机转变为掌上电脑。
• Chinese-made cellphones and mobile network gear, in particular, have flooded into India.
  尤其是中国制造的手机和移动网络设备已经充斥印度市场。
• Some people say that students should not use cellphones.
  有些人说中学生不应该用手机。
• As I explored last month, landlines are disappearing, yet there's no'white pages'for cellphones.
  上个月我发现，美国家庭的座机电话正在减少，而手机还没有类似“白页”这样的查询手段。
• He says that if cellphones have any biological effect, it isn't thermal.
  他说即使手机有什么生物上的影响，也不是热量上的。
• Many basic cellphones don't have enough memory or processing power to support them.
  很多基本款手机根本没有足够的内存或者处理能力来支持它们。
• TV's, cellphones and PC's were interrupted world wide last night
  全世界的电视，移动电话，和电脑昨晚被打断
• Last year, results of a large study found no clear link between cellphones and cancer.
  去年，有一份大规模的研究称并未发现手机和癌症之间明确的关联。
• Drivers who have hands-free units tend to use their cellphones in their car more often, the study notes.
  研究显示。用免提电话的司机在车内使用手机的频率要高的多，研究注释道。
• Travelers to China often tote disposable cellphones and loaner laptops stripped of sensitive data.
  到中国出差的商人经常使用一次性的手机和携带删除敏感数据的电脑。