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dialling tone
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dialling tone or US, Canad, Austral & NZ dial tone
Noun
a continuous sound heard on picking up a telephone receiver, indicating that a number can be dialled
Translations
dialling tone n (BRIT) → señal f or tono de marcar
dialling tone [ˈdaɪəlɪŋ-] (US), dial tone ntonalité f
dialling tone (US) dial tone dial nAmtszeichen nt
dialling tone [ˈdaɪəlɪŋ-] (US), dial tone nsegnale m di linea libera


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Peppered with scratchy samples of telephone dialling tones and coughing fits, their work provides "a snapshot of an experience", says Hince.
With the contribution of private telephone operators, Lagos subscribers at least will soon heave a sigh of relief at no longer having to combat NITEL's dearth of lines, phones which stay dead for years and delayed dialling tones.
With the contribution of private telephone operators, Lagos subscribers at least will soon heave a sigh of relief at no longer having to combat NITEL's dearth of lines, phones which stay dead for years and delayed dialling tones.
 
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