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phone in

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++→ See Verb table
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phoned in sickThursday morning, Stafford, who had not missed a day because of illness in six years, phoned in sick.
Related topics: Television & radio
ˈphone-in noun [countable]  AMTa radio or television programme in which you hear ordinary people expressing opinions or asking questions over the telephone 〔电台或电视的〕电话热线节目
Examples from the Corpus
phone-inWhere the tip-off really came from could never be later established, except that it was a phone-in and anonymous.They are planning a blitz of television commercials, town-hall meetings and phone-ins.Call the separate live phone-in programme on 0224-625900.As a regular broadcaster on local radio I went along to Radio Nottingham for one of my phone-ins on slimming.Midland finally gave in when her case was featured on a radio phone-in about bad treatment by banks.A radio phone-in was swamped with complaints yesterday about Sure Style Windows salesmen working in Cleveland.Something very similar happens on the meet-the-people programmes, the phone-ins and studio debates.The phone-in revealed two more people who had called the police to remove Sure Style salesmen.
ˈphone-in nounChineseSyllable
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phone in

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++phone in  phone in at phone2(1)


phone in
phone in phrasal verb (see also phone)
1. to telephone the place where you work, especially in order to report something:
    I’ll phone in and let them know.
    phone something ↔ in
    I’ll phone the report in tomorrow morning.
    She phoned in sick (=telephoned to say that she was ill and could not come to work).
2. to telephone a radio or television show to give your opinion or ask a question:
    There’s still time to phone in before the end of the programme.
phone-in


ˌphone ˈin(especially BrE) to make a telephone call to the place where you work 往工作单位打电话+ adj. Three people have phoned in sick already this morning. 今天上午已有三个人打电话来请病假。🔊to make a telephone call to a radio or television station 往(电台或电视台)打电话;打热线电话Listeners are invited to phone in with their comments. 听众被鼓励拨打热线电话发表意见。🔊  related noun phone-in
See also phone