voicemail English

Meaning voicemail meaning

What does voicemail mean?

voicemail

— noun (= voice mail) a computerized system for answering and routing telephone calls; telephone messages can be recorded and stored and relayed

Synonyms voicemail synonyms

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voicemail English » English

voice mail

Examples voicemail examples

How do I use voicemail in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Check your voicemail.

Movie subtitles

Uh, Evan Whitestone's phone records, and the tech boys managed to hack into his voicemail.

No phone, no fax, no e-mail, no voicemail!

Oh, I was leavin' you a voicemail.

Your voicemail always picks up.

I only got his voicemail.

Voicemail?

Now I have to check my voicemail.

Um.uh.you see, he left this message, a voicemail, saying that he was going away and he wasn't coming back ever and that it was over between the two of you.

That's why I got your voicemail.

Miss Fearmonger is on vacation. Would you like her voicemail?

I called Eddie about the loan. I got his voicemail.

I set up a voicemail box so they could check in with me.

It's on voicemail.

Just voicemail. - Fucking voicemail.

I left a number on your voicemail.

Well, no, voicemail doesn't count.

Voicemail for Frank Black forwarded from FBI Quantico, 7:30pm.

I got her voicemail.

You got my voicemail?

On my voicemail you said you were doing a story about my dad.

I drove here as fast as I could, and I went to the hospital. but you had left, so I tried your phone, but all I got was the voicemail.

Voicemail left on Patrick's cell phone.

Your call will be transferred to voicemail.

Would you like her voicemail?

Can't you switch to voicemail when I'm explaining things?

I know, I was made aware of your situation through the 27 messages you left on my voicemail.

Transferred to voicemail - Dong-ha.

It's just I'm trying this new voicemail-dating thing.

My mom just left it on my voicemail.

I've got Greg Brock's voicemail.

Yeah, well, I'm tired of having a relationship with your voicemail.

I got to get voicemail.

News and current affairs

Over the past decade, the tabloid newspaper The News of the World, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, targeted 4,000 people's voicemail.