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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a broken phone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a phone that is not functioning properly or is damaged.
Example: "I can't make any calls because I have a broken phone."
Alternatives: "a damaged phone" or "a faulty phone."
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A broken phone; a broken heart.
"A broken phone is a British liability," he says.
He replaced a broken phone for $40, but of course, the phone has no warranty.
The confrontation led to an assault charge for Ms. Montanez as well as a broken phone.
A broken phone will generally merit repair under a standard one-year warranty, but forget about getting it wet.
They don't need breathless up to the minute updates on what sticky non-conductive material will be best suited to make a broken phone work.
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A photograph had been knocked off the wall, and a piece of broken phone lay on the ground.
Instead, I got paid a good amount of money for that broken phone by a company that is doing more than saving people like me money..
I'm not sure if that was such a good idea, because even Oasis' cover of said classic, played backwards through a broken mobile phone speaker would sound better than what we've ended up with here.
Several feet away, Bruce P. McDonald, a Verizon phone repair technician, studies the chassis of a broken pay phone, the same one he has fixed many times before.
Broken's plot turns on a broken mobile phone, but otherwise presents a world where technology is curiously absent.
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