dialer
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈdaɪlər/
- US
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marcador
- To set up the conference call, she opened her phone's dialer and entered the number provided.
- an auto-dialer
- a telephone dialer
- an automatic dialer
Then I would spend, you know, the rest of the money on a dialer and on a text messaging campaign.
- Then I would spend, you know, the rest of the money on a dialer and on a text messaging campaign.
- Like I didn't think CRM, no CRM, no dialer, nothing.
Examples
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All you need to do is go into your dialer here, and from there you want to type in Star Pound.
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An auto-dialer message will be utilized for the announcement as well.
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All I need is a dialer.
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Then I would spend, you know, the rest of the money on a dialer and on a text messaging campaign.
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The problem appears to be the Android dialer itself.
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OK, same skill, same number of hours, and same automated dialer to maximize talk time.
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Great job, Dotster. I just finished making calls to NC through the predictive dialer.
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However, the dialers in phones also support specialized strings of characters that can do anything from displaying a phone's IMEI code to wiping the device itself.
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Websites are able to link characters with a special prefix in order to pass digits to the dialer in a phone—the same functionality that allows you to initiate a phone call from a site, for example.
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The telemarketer used an automatic dialer to contact hundreds of potential customers each day.
Synonyms
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6.4
A device or computer program that calls many phone numbers automatically for reminders and sales
A machine or program that calls phone numbers automatically
How Automatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dialer comes from the word dial, which first meant the round face on a clock or a 'sundial' that shows the hours of the 'day'. Because early phones used a round, numbered plate like a clock face, a dialer became the tool or app that 'dials' numbers to make a call.