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to make a machine or piece of equipment stop or stop working by pressing a switch:
SWITCH OFF
to send or receive sound or video directly over the internet as a continuous flow
STREAM
to hit or try to hit something, especially with a sideways movement
SWIPE
a combination of numbers or movements on the screen that allow you to use an electronic device
Passcode
People whose details are saved on your phone or in your email address book. C
CONTACTS
To buy more credit for calls on your mobile phone (phrasal verb). T
TOP UP
To speak more loudly (phrasal verb). S
SPEAK UP
A notification displayed on your mobile to tell you that somebody phoned you. M
MISSED CALL
To enter your password when you start using a computer or a website (phrasal verb). L
LOG IN
to succeed in talking to someone on the phone
GET THROUGH
a series of electrical or radio waves that are sent to a radio, television, or mobile phone in order to produce a sound, picture, or message
SIGNAL
To remove a device from an electricity supply or from a connection with another device. U
UNPLUG
The part of a computer you type on. K
KEYBOARD
A phone connection that uses wires carried on poles or under the ground, in contrast to a mobile phone. L
LANDLINE
To put electricity into a piece of equipment such as a battery so that it is stored there. C
CHARGE
To connect somebody by telephone (phrasal verb). P
PUT SOMEBODY THROUGH
To move information on a computer or mobile phone screen down in order to read it (phrasal verb). S
SCROLL DOWN
To end a telephone conversation by putting the receiver down or switching the phone off (phrasal verb). H
HANG UP


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