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phone-in
[ fohn-in ]
phone in
1verb
- intr to make a telephone call to deliver information (esp to a broadcasting studio or place of work)
- slang.tr to deliver (a performance) in a perfunctory manner
phone-in
2noun
- a radio or television programme in which listeners' or viewers' questions, comments, etc, are telephoned to the studio and broadcast live
- ( as modifier )
a phone-in discussion
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of phone-in1
Example Sentences
The Conservative mayor plans to host in-person Question Time events twice a year and participate in a monthly local radio phone-in.
Friday's attack come one day after Vladimir Putin's end-of-year press conference and phone-in show, in which he threatened to launch more ballistic missiles at the Ukrainian capital.
On Thursday, the Kremlin leader is due to hold his annual end-of-year press conference and phone-in.
Greg hosts a live daily local phone-in programme on Highland Radio.
The First Minister Eluned Morgan told a radio phone-in that everyone needed to "calm down until we are clear about how many farms are affected".
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