Telepoint UK
/ˈtɛlɪˌpɔɪnt/
Definition

Definition of Telepoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communication serviceDatedTMUKpublic phone service using portable phones at specific pointsDatedTMUK
  • He used the Telepoint to call his friend.
2.
facilityDatedTMUKlocation equipped for telecommunication servicesDatedTMUK
  • The Telepoint was busy with people making calls.

Adjective

telecommunicationDatedUKused for public docking stations for early portable phonesDatedUK
  • The telepoint service was discontinued due to low demand.
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Origin of Telepoint

Greek, tele (far) + point (point)

Examples of Telepoint in a sentence

  • The Telepoint was conveniently located near the station.
  • The new Telepoint offers high-speed internet access.
  • She visited the Telepoint to send a fax.
  • The telepoint network was innovative but short-lived.
  • Telepoint technology was ahead of its time.

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  1. French:télépoint, Telepoint, ...
  2. German:Telepoint, Telepoint-, ...
  3. Italian:Telepoint, telepoint, ...
  4. Spanish:Telepoint, telepunto, ...
  5. Portuguese:Telepoint, de teleponto, ...
  6. Chinese:电话点, telepoint, ...
  7. Japanese:テレポイント, テレポイントの, ...
  8. Arabic:نُقْطَة هاتِفِيَّة عامَّة, تِلِبُوينت, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֵׁרוּת טֵלֵפוֹנִי צִבּוּרִי, טֶלֶפוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:телепоинт, телепойнт, ...
  11. Ukrainian:телепойнт, телепойнтовий, ...
  12. Hindi:टेलीपॉइंट, ...
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