Sorry, the subscriber you dialed is busy, please redial later.

Sorry, the subscriber you dialed is busy, please redial later. sū? ri][; ? Me; ? Me? ] [s? b? skra? b? r] [ju? ; j? ] [? dal] [? z] [? b? zi] [na? 】【pli? z] [? ri? dal] [? Le? t? R], meaning sorry, the subscriber you dialed is busy, please redial later.

Keyword explanation:

1, dial

Turntable; Dial; Clock dial

dial

Call ...

Bilingual example:

He turned the knob of the radio.

He turned the tune button on the radio.

2. Busy

Busy; Lively; Occupied

Keep busy

Bilingual example:

He is busy with the camera.

He is busy fiddling with this camera.

Usage of busy:

Busy as an adjective means busy, which usually means that people are often or temporarily immersed in a job, implying enthusiasm. Busy means you can decorate something or something when you are busy and busy.

Busy can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence. When used as a predicative, it can usually follow a phrase consisting of prepositions about, at, in, over and with. These prepositions can sometimes be omitted, especially when their objects are gerunds. When used in too structure, Busy can be followed by infinitive.

Busy can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is usually followed by oneself, which often means to keep oneself busy with something.