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redial
(redirected from redialled)

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redial [riːˈdaɪəl -daɪl]
vb -dials, -dialling, -dialled
to dial (a telephone number) again
Translations
redial [riːˈdaɪəl]
A. VT → volver a marcar
B. VI → volver a marcar el número
C. N automatic redial → marcación f automática
redial (Telec)
vti → nochmals wählen
n automatic redial → automatische Wahlwiederholung
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