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ring back

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ring back
vb
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) (adverb) to return a telephone call (to)
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? ring back (esp Brit)
vt sepzurückrufen

ring back يَتَصِل ثانيةً zavolat zpátky ringe tilbage zurückrufen ξανατηλεφωνώ volver a telefonear soittaa takaisin rappeler ponovo nazvati richiamare 電話をかけなおす 다시 전화하다 terugbellen ringe tilbake oddzwonić telefonar de volta перезванивать ringa tillbaka โทรกลับ geri aramak gọi điện lại 回复电话


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On September 28, customers found that the standard ring back tone had been changed to the song "Guojia" ("Country"), sung by actor Jackie Chan.
Not only did he ring back promptly but he told me that he'd arranged for a disabled taxi to be waiting at Huddersfield station as they were taking the train back to Huddersfield to bring my daughter to Denby Dale.
DEVASTATED Amii Grove has put her pounds 38,000 diamond engagement ring back up for sale on ebay - after the initial buyer sent her hate texts.
 
 
 
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