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dialling tone

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dialling tone US and Canadian, dial tone
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) a continuous sound, either purring or high-pitched, heard over a telephone indicating that a number can be dialled Compare ringing tone, engaged tone
Translations
dialling tone [ˈdaɪlɪŋˌtəʊn] dial tone (Am) n (Telec) → segnale m di libero
dialling tone [ˈdaɪlɪŋˌtəʊn] dial tone (Am) n (Telec) → segnale m di libero

dialling tone نغمة الاتصال oznamovací tón klartone Wählton τόνος κλήσης tono de marcar valintaääni tonalité signal segnale di chiamata 発信音 발신음 kiestoon summetone sygnał wybierania sinal de linha contínuo, sinal de marcação длинный телефонный гудок rington เสียงหมุนโทรศัพท์ telefon sinyali tiếng quay số điện thoại 拨号音


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Detective Constable Stuart Brown, who led the Barton investigation, said he rang Distin's mobile and got a UK dialling tone.
Peppered with scratchy samples of telephone dialling tones and coughing fits, their work provides "a snapshot of an experience", says Hince.
 
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