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answerphone [ˈɑːnsəˌfəʊn] N → contestador m (automático)
answerphone [ˈɑːnsərfəʊn] (mainly British)
n (= answering machine) → répondeur m (téléphonique)
modif
answerphone message (pre-recorded) → annonce f du répondeur, message m d'accueil
Ring up before 8.30 am and you just get an answerphone message
BUT Si vous appelez avant 8h30 vous tombez sur le répondeur.; (left by caller) → message m sur le répondeur
answerphone
n (Brit) → Anrufbeantworter m
answerphone → تليفون مزود بوظيفة الرد الآلي telefon se záznamníkem telefonsvarer Anrufbeantworter αυτόματος τηλεφωνητής contestador puhelinvastaaja répondeur telefonska sekretarica segreteria telefonica 留守番電話 자동 응답기 antwoordapparaat telefonsvarer automatyczna sekretarka atendedor de chamadas, secretária eletrônica автоответчик telefonsvarare เครื่องตอบรับโทรศัพท์ telesekreter điện thoại có máy trả lời tự động 自动应答录音电话机
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Byline: ALUN PALMER He can torture the Queen's English, seduce your daughter and leave a naughty message on your answerphone.
RUSSELL BRAND by The Mirror (London, England)
She said: "I left a long rambling message on his answerphone, but it turned out he'd made his mind up.
Lisa backs Sergeant by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
The Trust said the worst case was an episode of Radio 2's Russell Brand Show which included obscene messages left on Leonard Sachs' answerphone by Ross, 48, and Brand, 33.
IN BRIEF: Ross lives to broadcast another day by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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