What does téléphone in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word téléphone in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use téléphone in French.

The word téléphone in French means phone, telephone network, phone network, call, phone, call to announce , call to notify, phone each other, telephone each other, call each other, have a telephone, it's predictable, phone charger, telephone company, dial a telephone number, dial a phone number, dial a number, pick up the phone, be glued to the phone, the line is busy, phone bill, phone number, make calls, make phone calls, make telephone calls, put a call through to, make a call, make a phone call, call, phone, making an appointment by phone, making an appointment over the phone, telemarketing, answer the phone, ring, ringing, telephone ring, phone ring, number, phone number, telephone with dial, prepaid phone, prepay phone, payphone, coin-box telephone, telephone with keypad, grapevine, Chinese whispers, mobile, mobile phone, corded phone, corded telephone, fixed-line phone, landline phone, mobile, mobile phone, mobile, mobile phone, public phone, sex chat line, hotline, direct line, cordless phone, phone on vibrate, phone selling. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word téléphone

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