cellphones

英 [ˈsɛlˌfəʊnz]

美 [ˈsɛlfoʊnz]

n.  手机; 移动电话
cellphone的复数

双语例句

• You must have seen many cars, cameras, TV sets or cellphones made in Japan.
  你肯定见过许多日本产的汽车、照相机、电视机和手机。
• Just as cellphones and mobile computing have changed the way we operate in the world, so, too, will this vision of 'intravenous computing' revolutionize the way we use and rely on computers.
  就像手机和移动计算改变了我们运转世界的方式一样，‘静脉计算’这样的愿景也将彻底改变我们对计算机的使用和依赖。
• And all over the world's cellphones have suddenly become available and becoming more and more powerful.
  全世界的手机业务突然互通了，更多功能更强大的手机涌入市场。
• He says that if cellphones have any biological effect, it isn't thermal.
  他说即使手机有什么生物上的影响，也不是热量上的。
• Once upon a time, Apple revolutionized cellphones by turning them into hand-held computers.
  曾几何时，苹果革命性地将手机转变为掌上电脑。
• Riders can sign up to receive alerts on their computers and cellphones when buses run late.
  骑自行车的人可以提交表格当公车晚点时在它们自己的电脑上和手机上接受提醒。
• In conclusion, communication technologies such ase-mail and cellphones have made out life a lot easier.
  总之，象电子邮件和便携式电话这样的技术使我们的生活更加方便。
• Many basic cellphones don't have enough memory or processing power to support them.
  很多基本款手机根本没有足够的内存或者处理能力来支持它们。
• TV's, cellphones and PC's were interrupted world wide last night
  全世界的电视，移动电话，和电脑昨晚被打断
• Travelers to China often tote disposable cellphones and loaner laptops stripped of sensitive data.
  到中国出差的商人经常使用一次性的手机和携带删除敏感数据的电脑。