SIM
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3.2
- noun
- /sɪm/
- Specialized
- To connect to the network, make sure the SIM card is properly inserted into the phone.
- SIM card
- micro SIM
- SIM card slot
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Watch on YouTubeAnd there were, there were like various SIM cards sprinkle around the rooms.
- And there were, there were like various SIM cards sprinkle around the rooms.
- No more SIM tray, no more SIM card.
- So doing no SIM card slot may have been the right decision.
- The other thing, again, prevention is please, please, please enable that SIM lock.
- Allegedly the individual hat was a victim of being SIM swapped.
- But they called in, they faked like it was him and they didn't ask for a SIM swap.
- It is not the SIM tray, the SIM toolman.
- So like outside SIM cards and things wouldn't work.
- The SIM cards, you know, the SIM cards in your pocket.
- Yeah, ASDFL SIM or whatever, you know, or whatever it is.
- We're going to purchase a SIM capsule from the from this vending machine.
- It looks like if a if aliens were making a crop circle of a weird SIM ejector tool.
Examples
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Yeah, then pull the SIM card out.
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After my contacts synced over and I moved the SIM card, it made calls without any fuss.
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And look here, there is a little SIM card still in here, just here.
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So you can throw in your SIM right here and pretty much standard stuff.
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Need me to transfer a SIM card over?
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Have you got a SIM card for this phone, please?
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You can always go to your cell phone company and get another SIM card.
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No more SIM tray, no more SIM card.
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And of course, you're also going to need a phone and a SIM card like this one.
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Let's take off this last sticker, pop in the SIM card, set it up, and start testing.
Synonyms
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A small card you put in a phone that holds your number and network details
Surface Forms
Morphology
SIM = S + I + M
SIM is an initialism (Subscriber Identity Module); the component letters do not convey the word's meaning and are not productive morphemes in English.
Etymology
SIM comes from the phrase Subscriber Identity Module, which means a small part that holds a user's identity. Think of it as a tiny 'ID card' for your phone that tells the mobile network who you are, which is why a SIM lets your phone connect and use your number.