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chatline

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chatline [ˈtʃætˌlaɪn]
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) a telephone service enabling callers to join in general conversation with each other
Translations
chatline [ˈtʃætlaɪn] n numéro d'appel qui permet de converser simultanément avec plusieurs personnes
chat room n (on the Internet) → forum m de discussion
chat show n (British) → talk-show m
chatline [ˈtʃætˌlaɪn] n → chatline f inv
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