Examples of using "Cep" in a sentence and their english translations:
We want pockets.
His cell phone was turned off.
My cellphone has been stolen.
My mobile has been stolen.
My cell phone was off.
His mobile has been stolen.
- I'm looking for my mobile phone.
- I'm looking for my cellphone.
I lost my mobile phone.
My phone is ringing.
Your cellphone's ringing.
I was talking on my cell phone.
You should turn off your cell phone.
My cell phone doesn't work.
- I don't have a cellphone.
- I don't have a cell phone.
Turn off your cellphone.
I'm calling from my cell phone.
I've lost even my cell phone!
Whose cell phone is this?
- Do you have a cellphone?
- Do you have a mobile phone?
- Do you have a cell phone?
- Do you have a cellphone?
- Have you got a mobile phone?
- Do you have a mobile phone?
- Do you have a cell phone?
Sami isn't answering his cellphone.
then cell phones tablets
I love this mobile phone.
I need to charge my cellphone.
She's checking her cellphone.
Tom is on his cell phone.
Tom's cellphone rang.
We can't use cellphones in here.
He called her mobile.
Tom pulled out his cellphone.
Tom is calling from his cellphone.
This is my cell number.
My mobile has been stolen.
I handed Tom my flashlight.
Your cell phone's not working.
Tom answered his cell phone.
I'm calling from my mobile.
He called her cell phone.
Tom clicked on his flashlight.
Tom checked the time on his pocket watch.
Give me your cell phone.
My cell phone is easy to use.
I've had my pocket calculator stolen.
I want a cellular phone.
Tom put his cell phone away.
What is your cellphone's brand?
Tom isn't answering his mobile.
My cellphone fell on the floor.
I'm calling from Tom's mobile phone.
Turn off your cell phone, please.
Do you have a cell phone with you?
My mobile phone is broken.
Please turn off your cellphone.
Pocket dictionaries are out of fashion.
This is a pocket dictionary.
This is a mobile phone.
Cellphones don't work in the tunnel.
What was your first cellphone?
What've you done with my mobile phone?
This is my mobile phone.
Don't waste your pocket money.
Please turn off your cell phones.
Tom is looking for his cellphone.
You can open it with your mobile.
Can I have your cellphone number?
Do you have a mobile, Tom?
And even when there’s nothing in them, the lines of the pocket sac still show through,
- I'm going to buy a cell phone tomorrow.
- I'm going to buy a mobile phone tomorrow!
- I'm gonna get a cell phone tomorrow!
sometimes even on their cell phone.
Don't waste your allowance on useless things.
- I need to charge my mobile.
- I need to charge my cellphone.
- I need to charge my cell phone.
I got a new cellphone.
He's checking his cellphone.
Tom's cellphone vibrated on the table.
I'm calling from a cell phone.
I don't have a cellphone anymore.
He's always losing his mobile.
The iPhone is an extraordinary cell phone.
- This cellular phone is really expensive.
- This cellphone is really expensive.
- This mobile phone is really expensive.
- This cellphone really costs a lot.
Don't forget to charge your cell phone.
My cellphone's battery is dead.
My cell phone battery doesn't work anymore.
Tom handed Mary his cell phone.
Do you have a cell phone with you?
Tom showed off his new cellphone.
His cell phone is off.
You took the cellphone from the table.
- Do you have a cellphone?
- Have you got a mobile phone?
- Do you have a mobile phone?
- Do you have a cell phone?
- Do you have a smartphone?
May I use your cell phone again?