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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈseljəlɚ/ · UK /ˈseljʊlə/
cellular means: Using a phone network divided into local areas, each served by its own radio equipment.
adjective
Using a phone network divided into local areas, each served by its own radio equipment.
- The phone uses a cellular network.
- There is no cellular service in this valley.
- Turn off cellular data to avoid extra charges.
Connected with the tiny units that make up living things, or made of small spaces like these units.
- The disease causes cellular damage.
- We studied the cellular structure of a leaf.
- This material has a cellular structure with many tiny spaces.
Made from light cloth with many small holes that let air pass through.
- The baby slept under a cellular blanket.
- This cellular cotton lets air reach the skin.
- He wore a light cellular shirt in summer.
noun
A phone you can carry and use through a wireless network.
- Call me on my cellular.
- His cellular rang during the meeting.
- She left her cellular in the car.
Questions about cellular
What does cellular mean?
Using a phone network divided into local areas, each served by its own radio equipment.
What is cellular in other languages?
Türkçe: hücresel · Español: celular · Français: cellulaire · Deutsch: Mobilfunk- · Italiano: cellulare · 日本語: セルラーの
How do you pronounce cellular?
In American English /ˈseljəlɚ/; in British English /ˈseljʊlə/.
How do you use cellular in a sentence?
The phone uses a cellular network. There is no cellular service in this valley.
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