courtesy telephone
courtesy telephone noun: a free, dedicated public phone provided by businesses or facilities to help customers seek information, connect with services, or receive paged messages; they are commonly found in airport terminals, hotel lobbies, train stations, and public buildings.
Noun
courtesy telephone (plural courtesy telephones)
- A free, dedicated public phone provided by businesses or facilities to help customers seek information, connect with services, or receive paged messages; they are commonly found in airport terminals, hotel lobbies, train stations, and public buildings.
Forms of courtesy telephone
| plural | courtesy telephones |
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Questions about courtesy telephone
- What does courtesy telephone mean?
- Courtesy telephone means a free, dedicated public phone provided by businesses or facilities to help customers seek information, connect with services, or receive paged messages; they are commonly found in airport terminals, hotel lobbies, train stations, and public buildings.
- What part of speech is courtesy telephone?
- Courtesy telephone is a noun.
- What is the plural of courtesy telephone?
- The plural of courtesy telephone is courtesy telephones.
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