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ESLPod_0496_WE_0666 Driving a Company Car The phrase "to call for," in this podcast, means to need or require: "Having a big yard calls for spending a lot of time cutting the grass and pulling weeds." Or, "Congratulations on your new job! This calls for a celebration." The phrase "to be uncalled for" is used to describe something that is not wanted and/or is inappropriate: "That kind of behavior is uncalled for!" The phrase "to call (something) off" means to cancel an event: "Carlisle and Maggie got into a big fight, and they've called off the wedding." Finally, the phrase "to call on (someone) to (do something)" means to ask someone to do something: "I'm going to call on you to help people find their seats at the conference."

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ESLPod 496 to call for Business | Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0496_WE_0666
Episode Id	ESLPod 496
Episode Title	Driving a Company Car
Phrase	to call for
Text	The phrase "to call for," in this podcast, means to need or require: "Having a big yard calls for spending a lot of time cutting the grass and pulling weeds." Or, "Congratulations on your new job! This calls for a celebration." The phrase "to be uncalled for" is used to describe something that is not wanted and/or is inappropriate: "That kind of behavior is uncalled for!" The phrase "to call (something) off" means to cancel an event: "Carlisle and Maggie got into a big fight, and they've called off the wedding." Finally, the phrase "to call on (someone) to (do something)" means to ask someone to do something: "I'm going to call on you to help people find their seats at the conference."
Topics	Business \| Transportation

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