pay phone

基本解释

Then she ran to the pay-phone to call the polices.
她立刻跑到投幣電話亭，打電話報警。
Close shot An artist goes to a pay-phone and makes five calls.
（近景）一位藝術家跑到公用電話亭，打了五個電話。
To the rich Electronics solemn promise: to leave a pay-phone company at the same time the 10 city and township Wanted agents.
商富電子公司鄭重承諾：商富手機假一賠十該公司同時誠征城區及鄕鎮代理商。

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A payphone is a telephone that you put coins or a card into before you can make a call. Payphones are usually in public places.