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payphone
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payphone [ˈpeɪˌfəʊn]
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) a public telephone operated by coins or a phonecard
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payphone [ˈpeɪˌfəʊn] pay station (Am) ncabina telefonica

payphone هاتف عمومي telefonní automat mønttelefon Münzfernsprecher τηλέφωνο με κερματοδέκτη teléfono público kolikkopuhelin cabine à pièces javna govornica telefono a gettoni 公衆電話 공중전화 telefooncel telefonkiosk płatny telefon telefone público таксофон telefonkiosk ตู้โทรศัพท์สาธารณะที่ต้องหยอดเหรียญ ankesörlü telefon máy điện thoại trả tiền 付费电话


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PAYPHONES across the North East could be turned into unusual features.
Eircom said it will remove 2,151 of the remaining 4,850 public payphones dotted around the country's highways and byways starting in April.
Qatar's leading telecommunications provider is in the process of providing enhancements across a wide range of its services, and the company identified public payphones as an early priority, based on the number of people who rely on the service to stay in touch.
 
 
 
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