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A1  call  adlandırılmak; çağrılmakseslenmek, bağırmak, çağırmak

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verb  /kɔːl   / verb call (verb)
 /kɔːl   / verb
 
NAME 
1 (be called)
to have as your name
adlandırılmak; çağrılmak
 His
wife is called Silvia.
 What
was that village called?
 2 [transitive]
to name or describe a person or thing in
a certain way
adlandırmak, çağırmak,
demek
 They
called the baby Freddie.
 My
name's Andrew but my friends call me Andy.
 It
was very rude to call her fat.
 Are
you calling me a liar?
SHOUT 
3 [intransitive, transitive]
 call (out) to sb; call (sth) (out)
to say sth loudly or to shout in order to
attract attention
seslenmek, bağırmak,
çağırmak
 ‘Hello,
is anybody there?’ she called.
 I
could hear a voice calling for help.
 He
called out the names and the winners stepped forward.
 I
could hear a man calling his dog.
TELEPHONE 
4 [intransitive, transitive] (especially US) = RING2 (1)
 Who's
calling, please?
 Thank
you for calling.
 I'll
call you tomorrow.
 We're
just in the middle of dinner. Can I call you back later?
 note at TELEPHONE
ORDER SB TO COME 
5 [transitive]
to order or ask sb to come to a certain
place
çağırmak
 Can
you call everybody in for lunch?
 The
President called his advisers to the White House.
 I
think we had better call the doctor.
VISIT 
6 [intransitive]
call (in/round) (on sb/at …)
to make a short visit to a person or
place
uğramak
 I
called in on Mike on my way home.
 We
called at his house but there was nobody in.
STOP 
7 [intransitive]
call at …
(used about a train, ship, etc.) to stop
at the places mentioned
uğramak
 This
is the express service to London, calling at Manchester and Birmingham.
MEETING 
8 [transitive]
to arrange for sth to take place at a
certain time
… talebinde bulunmak
 to
call a meeting/an election/a strike
IDIOMS
bring/call sb/sth to mind
to be reminded of sb/sth; to remember
sb/sth
çağrıştırmak; 
hatırlamak
call it a day
(informal)
to decide to stop doing sth
paydos etmek
 Let's
call it a day. I'm exhausted.
call sb's bluff
to tell sb to actually do what they are
threatening to do (believing that they will not risk doing it)
meydan okumak
call sb names
to use insulting words about sb
biri hakkında aşağılayıcı sözcükler
kullanmak
call the shots/tune
(informal)
to be in a position to control a
situation and make decisions about what should be done
sözü geçer durumda olmak
PHRASAL VERBS
call by
(informal)
to make a short visit to a place or
person as you pass
uğramak
 I'll
call by to pick up the book on my way to work.
call for sb
(British)
to collect sb in order to go somewhere
together
almak
 I'll
call for you when it's time to go.
call for sth
to demand or need sth
talebinde bulunmak; 
gerektirmek
 The
opposition is calling for an early general election.
 The
crisis calls for immediate action.
 This
calls for a celebration!
 Their
rudeness was not called for (gerek yoktu).
call sth off
to cancel sth
iptal etmek
 The
football match was called off because of the bad weather.
call sb out
to ask sb to come, especially to an
emergency
 (göreve, iş başına) çağırmak
 We
had to call out the doctor in the middle of the night.
call sb up 
1 (especially US)
to telephone sb
telefonla aramak
 He
called me up to tell me the good news.
 2 to order sb to join the army, navy or
air force
askere çağırmak
 All
men under 30 were called up to fight in the war.
call sth up
to look at sth that is stored in a
computer
 (bilgisayar) kayıtlı
bir bilgiye bakmak
 The
bank clerk called up my account details on screen.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	call
IPA	/kɔːl / verb
Back	adlandırılmak; çağrılmak seslenmek, bağırmak, çağırmak
Back 2	call (verb) /kɔːl / verb NAME 1 (be called) to have as your name adlandırılmak; çağrılmak His wife is called Silvia. What was that village called? 2 [transitive] to name or describe a person or thing in a certain way adlandırmak, çağırmak, demek They called the baby Freddie. My name's Andrew but my friends call me Andy. It was very rude to call her fat. Are you calling me a liar? SHOUT 3 [intransitive, transitive] call (out) to sb; call (sth) (out) to say sth loudly or to shout in order to attract attention seslenmek, bağırmak, çağırmak ‘Hello, is anybody there?’ she called. I could hear a voice calling for help. He called out the names and the winners stepped forward. I could hear a man calling his dog. TELEPHONE 4 [intransitive, transitive] (especially US) = RING2 (1) Who's calling, please? Thank you for calling. I'll call you tomorrow. We're just in the middle of dinner. Can I call you back later? note at TELEPHONE ORDER SB TO COME 5 [transitive] to order or ask sb to come to a certain place çağırmak Can you call everybody in for lunch? The President called his advisers to the White House. I think we had better call the doctor. VISIT 6 [intransitive] call (in/round) (on sb/at …) to make a short visit to a person or place uğramak I called in on Mike on my way home. We called at his house but there was nobody in. STOP 7 [intransitive] call at … (used about a train, ship, etc.) to stop at the places mentioned uğramak This is the express service to London, calling at Manchester and Birmingham. MEETING 8 [transitive] to arrange for sth to take place at a certain time … talebinde bulunmak to call a meeting/an election/a strike IDIOMS bring/call sb/sth to mind to be reminded of sb/sth; to remember sb/sth çağrıştırmak; hatırlamak call it a day (informal) to decide to stop doing sth paydos etmek Let's call it a day. I'm exhausted. call sb's bluff to tell sb to actually do what they are threatening to do (believing that they will not risk doing it) meydan okumak call sb names to use insulting words about sb biri hakkında aşağılayıcı sözcükler kullanmak call the shots/tune (informal) to be in a position to control a situation and make decisions about what should be done sözü geçer durumda olmak PHRASAL VERBS call by (informal) to make a short visit to a place or person as you pass uğramak I'll call by to pick up the book on my way to work. call for sb (British) to collect sb in order to go somewhere together almak I'll call for you when it's time to go. call for sth to demand or need sth talebinde bulunmak; gerektirmek The opposition is calling for an early general election. The crisis calls for immediate action. This calls for a celebration! Their rudeness was not called for (gerek yoktu). call sth off to cancel sth iptal etmek The football match was called off because of the bad weather. call sb out to ask sb to come, especially to an emergency (göreve, iş başına) çağırmak We had to call out the doctor in the middle of the night. call sb up 1 (especially US) to telephone sb telefonla aramak He called me up to tell me the good news. 2 to order sb to join the army, navy or air force askere çağırmak All men under 30 were called up to fight in the war. call sth up to look at sth that is stored in a computer (bilgisayar) kayıtlı bir bilgiye bakmak The bank clerk called up my account details on screen.

Call Called Sb Sth çağırmak Transitive Calling Order

call (verb)