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call

[kawl] / kɔl /










VERB
attempt to communicate by telephone
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Example Sentences

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Shaddick, 28, and Jenna were known in the area as a fun-loving couple who enjoyed socialising - he worked in a car parts factory while she worked in a call centre, both in Swansea.

From BBC

Ultimately, Newcastle - who were on the wrong end of the majority of the calls - progressed into the last 16, but manager Eddie Howe couldn't hide his disappointment with the officials.

From BBC

The movement is not prominent in India now with most major political parties, including in Punjab - where Sikhs make up the majority of the population - opposing such calls.

From BBC

Last week, an estimated 10,000 people rallied in Berlin in response to a call from the MEK, an exiled Iranian opposition group considered "terrorist" by Tehran.

From Barron's

Some clients in the investment bank and wealth management divisions called bankers raising questions and concerns, other people familiar with the matter said.

From The Wall Street Journal