1.butt-dial/pocket dial
to call someone’s phone unintentionally by sitting or pressing on your phone while it is in your pocket

2.cold call
to call or visit a possible customer to try to sell them something without being asked by the customer to do so:

3.give sb a buzz
to phone someone

4.crank caller
someone who makes unpleasant phone calls to people they do not know

5.prank caller
someone who makes a telephone call pretending to be someone they are not, or saying something that is not true, usually as a joke

6.off the hook
If you leave the phone off the hook, you do not put it back correctly and it will not ring.

7.collect call
When you call collect or make a collect phone call, the person you call pays for the call:

8.robocall
a telephone call made automatically by a computer, giving a recorded message, or the system of using such calls:

9.telephony
the activity or process of communicating by phone

10.to roam
to connect to a mobile phone service that is not the one that you normally use, for example if you are in another country

11.to patch sb through
to connect someone to a phone number or network

12.ICE number
in case of emergency number: the phone number of a friend or family member that should be told if you suddenly become ill or are involved in an accident

13.ex-directory
used to refer to a phone number that is not made public by the phone company:

14.to autodial
to automatically call a telephone number or make a connection with a computer:

15.drunk dial
a phone call that someone makes when they are drunk:

16.nomophobia
fear or worry at the idea of being without your mobile phone or unable to use it:

17.0898 number
in the UK, an expensive phone number that begins with 0898 that is provided by companies offering services such as chatlines

18.0800 number
in the UK, a free phone number that begins with 0800, provided by companies or other organizations offering advice or information

19.900 number
in the US, an expensive phone number that begins with 900, provided by companies offering services such as chatlines

20.cell tower
a structure with devices for sending and receiving mobile phone signals:

source: Cambridge Dictionary

A következő mondatoknál válaszd ki melyik opcióval válik értelmessé a mondat.

Money verbs:

amikor keressük:

to earn money – pénzt keresni

to make money – pénzt keresni

amikor elköltjük:

to spend money on sg – valamire elkölteni a pénzt

to waste money on sg – valamire elpazarolni a pénzt

to finance – finanszírozni/pénzelni (projektet)

to invest money in – befektetni pénzt valamibe

to cost an arm and a leg – méregdrága valami (rengeteg pénzbe kerül valami)

to lose money – pénzt elveszíteni

amikor kölcsön kérünk/adunk:

to borrow money from sb – kölcsönkérni pénzt valakitől

to lend money to sb – kölcsönadni pénzt valakinek

amikor a bankkal van pénzügyi ügyletünk:

to withdraw money from your account – pénzt kivenni a számládról

to take money out of your account – pénzt kivenni a számládról

to transfer money from your account to sb’s accoun – utalni pénzt a számlámról a számlájára

to charge for – költséget felszámolni valamiért (szolgáltatásért)

to pay back a loan – kölcsönt visszafizetni

to pay it back in instalments – részletekben visszafizetni

to owe to the bank – banknak tartozni

amikor gyűjtögetjük:

to save money – pénzt spórolni

to collect money under the pillow – párna alatt gyűjteni a pénzt

to collect money in a piggy bank – malacperselyben gyűjteni a pénzt

to put money aside – pénzt félre tenni/gyűjteni

amikor adományozzuk:

to raise money –  pénzt gyűjteni

to collect money – pénzt gyűjteni

to donate money to sb – pénzt adományozni valakinek

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