架電 | Japanese meaning

架電【かでん】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

(making a) telephone call; (having a) telephone conversation; calling; dialing

Forms

架電【かでん】
かでん

Generated definitions (experimental)

making a telephone call

This meaning refers to the action of initiating a telephone communication, typically to connect with someone for a conversation.

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He made a telephone call right away to ask about the details of the meeting.

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Please take notes so you don't forget anything important during the phone call.

having a telephone conversation

This meaning emphasizes the actual exchange of information between two or more parties over the phone.

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I had a telephone conversation with my friend and talked about recent events.

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She continued the telephone conversation for business communication.

calling

This meaning highlights the act of reaching out to someone via phone, often for various reasons, not limited to formal communication.

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He calls his family every night to report on his recent activities.

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I made a call immediately because I had an urgent matter to discuss.

dialing

This meaning refers to the action of entering a phone number to connect to another line, emphasizing the technical aspect of making a call.

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It is important to dial the number correctly when making a call.

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He was a bit confused about dialing the new number.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to make a telephone callfrequency of callscall logcall chargesin a calldestination of callcalling numbercall listduring a callcall confirmation

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

でんわをかける電話をかけること．.

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