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English-German translation for "cellular phone number"
"cellular phone number" German translation
cellular phone number {noun}
cellular phone number {noun} [telecom.] [Amer.] (also: cell number, cell phone number, mobile number)
Usage examples
Similar translations for "cellular phone number" in German
Here's the address and phone number.
I don't have your phone number!
Is your phone number on file?
You never write a phone number on your hand?
If you have a mobile (cell) phone, enter the number in this box.
In Europe, however, we have a plethora of different phone cards, prepaid and credit cards and cards containing a chip, with a scale of charges that can hardly be described as transparent; consequently, we are tempted to use cellular phones, that are much more expensive a technology, even though phoning from a public call box would be much cheaper.
It says that Member States should 'lay down minimum safety distances from electrical equipment and minimum distances from public buildings, housing and workplaces for the siting of high-voltage transmission lines, radar equipment and broadcasting and rebroadcasting transmitters, including cellular phone base stations and shall set down the recommended safety distances for use '.
Obviously there should be restrictions on phone tapping and subscribers should have the right to an ex-directory number.
We can ask for our phone number or e-mail address to be deleted but it is no use!
Your cell phone's ringing.
Got the phone.
Sam's on the phone.
The phone is ringing.
The phone is ringing.
Where's your phone?
Please leave your message and the time you called along with your phone number and the best time to reach you.
As regards satellite telephone services, given the very small number of potential operators and the relatively limited interest in Europe for that service as compared with the cellular service, GSM, there seems to be no justification for the Commission setting up a new selection procedure which would delay bringing the new services into operation.
Well, call the phone company.
Hey, you got a phone?
The phone lines went dead.

