I received a phone call.

I received a phone call

Bilingual example

Me? Understand? Answer? Telephone? Call? They said. Me? Won the lottery prize of10 million dollars.

I got a call from a lottery company, and they said that I won 100 million dollars in the lottery.

A few years ago, on Christmas Eve. Me? Understand? Answer? Telephone? Call? A woman from a neighboring community. She chose my name from the yellow pages, and she called "just to hear a voice."

A few years ago, on Christmas Eve, I received a phone call from a neighbor lady. She found my name in the yellow pages, and she called me, "I just want to hear a voice."

Once, and? Me? Out of town? Answer? Business trip? Me? Understand? Answer? Telephone? Call? From my wife, she was in a panic because there was a spider in the kitchen.

Once, I was away on business and got a call from my wife. She was in a panic because she found a spider in the kitchen.

This morning? Me? Understand? Answer? Telephone? Call? Huawei from Amsterdam. Huawei is a China company, and now it has a part in Amsterdam.

Today, I got a call from Huawei, and a woman from China called me. I was surprised that she could speak Chinese.

Answer? A few months ago. Me? Understand? Answer? Telephone? Call? From where's the nursing home Me? Work.

A few months ago, I got a call from the nursing home where I worked.

In the above English sentences, I think several English words are more important, so I will explain them in detail here for your understanding:

telephone

English [f? n]

Beauty [fo? n]

Noun (short for noun)

Voice; Phonon; Phoneme; Receiver; Headphones; telephone receiver

Bilingual example

Is neon red to Hong Kong? Telephone? Booth is from London and Fogg is from San Francisco.

Neon lights are to Hong Kong what a red telephone booth is to London and fog is to San Francisco.

Did you release it? Telephone? In a plastic box or plastic bag, there are some uncooked rice in it.

Put the mobile phone and some uncooked raw rice in a plastic box or plastic bag.

55% of Australians have a landline? Telephone? According to a survey, at home.

According to a survey, 55% of Australians have fixed telephones at home.

The tag will be connected to your phone? Telephone? Through bluetooth technology.

The tag will be connected to your mobile phone via Bluetooth technology.

How do doctors communicate with patients? Telephone, email and webcam.

Doctors contact patients by phone, email and webcam.

call out

English [k? l]

Beauty [k? l]

Noun (short for noun)

Shouts; Cry; A short visit; Requirements; Call; Call; Request; Telephone contact; Charm; attract

Bilingual example

They? Call? They have Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF).

They call themselves friends of the urban forest.

Ok, I'll give them one? Call.

Ok, I'll call them.

Koziatek's school is a wake-up call? Call.

Koziatek's schools are worrying.

Recruitment advertising routine? Call? For "team members".

Recruitment advertisements usually require "team spirit".

Call? The repair shop will repair it.

Call the repair shop to repair it.