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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesnúmero de teléfono
Pronunciation / Transliteration: nu-me-ro de te-le-fo-no
"Por favor, proporcione su número de teléfono."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A telephone number at which a person or organization can be reached.
"Please provide your current contact number on the application form."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term combines 'contact', originating from Latin 'contactus' (a touching, connection) via 17th-century French, and 'number', from Latin 'numerus'. The specific compounding to denote a telephone number or means of reaching someone by phone became widespread in the mid-20th century with the expansion of telecommunications.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Contact number" is said worldwide
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Telefonnummer
Transliteration: te-le-foːnˌnʊmɐ
"Bitte geben Sie Ihre Telefonnummer an."
numero di telefono
Transliteration: nu-me-ro di te-le-fo-no
"Si prega di fornire il proprio numero di telefono."
número de teléfono
Transliteration: nu-me-ro de te-le-fo-no
"Por favor, proporcione su número de teléfono."
número de contato
Transliteration: nu-me-ru dʒi kõ-ta-tu
"Por favor, forneça o seu número de contato."
संपर्क नंबर
Transliteration: sampark nambar
"कृपया अपना संपर्क नंबर दें।"
联系电话
Transliteration: liánxì diànhuà
"请留下您的联系电话。"
연락처
Transliteration: yeon-rak-cheo
"연락처를 남겨주세요."
連絡先
Transliteration: renrakusaki
"連絡先を記入してください。"
numéro de téléphone
Transliteration: ny-me-ʁo də te-le-fɔn
"Veuillez indiquer votre numéro de téléphone."
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