Usage examples of "Téléphones" in French with translation to English

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Translations: all246 phone144 telephone102
En France, la publicité pour les téléphones cellulaires visant les enfants de moins de 12 ans est interdite. In France, advertising of mobile phones directed at children 12 and under is prohibited.
Son travail concernait les téléphones. His job has to do with telephones.
Internet, téléphones portables ou numérisation... Quelles conséquences l'évolution technologique apporte-t-elle aux opinions, comportements et intérêts politiques des gens ? The Internet, cell phones, or digitization... What effects will the technological evolution have on people's opinions, behavior, and political interests?
Mais pour les téléphones, ça ne serait pas pratique. But for telephones, it would be inconvenient.
Le Professeur Hiroshi Ishiguro de l'université d'Osaka a inventé un télénoïde qui pourrait remplacer les téléphones portables dans le futur. Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro of Osaka University invented a telenoid which could replace mobile phones in the future.
Dans la vie de ma grand-mère, les téléphones et les ordinateurs sont devenus banals. In my grandmother's lifetime, both telephones and computers have become commonplace.
Merci de répondre au téléphone. Please answer the phone.
Ce téléphone ne fonctionne pas. This telephone doesn't work.
"Le téléphone sonne". "Je prends". "The phone is ringing." "I'll get it."
Ce téléphone est hors service. This telephone is out of order.
Puis-je utiliser le téléphone ? May I use the phone?
Puis-je utiliser ce téléphone ? May I use this telephone?
Puis-je utiliser votre téléphone ? May I use your phone?
Qui a inventé le téléphone ? Who invented the telephone?
Elle l'appela au téléphone. She called him on the phone.
Ils en discutèrent au téléphone. They talked about it on the telephone.
On te réclame au téléphone. You are wanted on the phone.
Puis-je utiliser ton téléphone ? Can I use your telephone?
Pourrais-je utiliser votre téléphone ? Could I use your phone?
Le téléphone ne marche pas. The telephone doesn't work.
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