Synonym: ask, command, cry, invite, shout, speak, telephone, yell. Similar words: call off, call for, call on, vocal, scale, recall, local, call up. Meaning: [kɔːl] n. 1. a telephone connection 2. a special disposition (as if from a divine source) to pursue a particular course 3. a loud utterance; often in protest or opposition 4. a demand especially in the phrase «the call of duty» 5. the characteristic sound produced by a bird 6. a brief social visit 7. a demand by a broker that a customer deposit enough to bring his margin up to the minimum requirement 8. a demand for a show of hands in a card game 9. a request 10. an instruction that interrupts the program being executed 11. a visit in an official or professional capacity 12. (sports) the decision made by an umpire or referee 13. the option to buy a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date. v. 1. assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to 2. get or try to get into communication (with someone) by telephone 3. ascribe a quality to or give a name of a common noun that reflects a quality 4. order, request, or command to come 5. utter a sudden loud cry 6. pay a brief visit 7. call a meeting; invite or command to meet 8. order or request or give a command for 9. order, summon, or request for a specific duty or activity, work, role 10. indicate a decision in regard to 11. stop or postpone because of adverse conditions, such as bad weather 12. read aloud to check for omissions or absentees 13. send a message or attempt to reach someone by radio, phone, etc.; make a signal to in order to transmit a message 14. declare in the capacity of an umpire or referee 15. utter a characteristic note or cry 16. utter in a loud voice or announce 17. make a prediction about; tell in advance 18. challenge (somebody) to make good on a statement; charge with or censure for an offense 19. consider or regard as being 20. demand payment of (a loan) 21. give the calls (to the dancers) for a square dance 22. greet, as with a prescribed form, title, or name 23. make a stop in a harbour 24. make a demand, as for a card or a suit or a show of hands 25. require the presentation of for redemption before maturation 26. lure by imitating the characteristic call of an animal 27. challenge the sincerity or truthfulness of 28. rouse somebody from sleep with a call.
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(1) Call no man happy till [until] he is dead.
(2) Call a spade a spade.
(3) Call me not olive till thou see me gathered.
(4) No man can call again yesterday.
(5) No one can call back yesterday.
(6) Call no man happy before he is dead.
(7) The religion we call false was once true.
(8) Call no man happy until he dies.
(9) As the call[sentencedict .com], so the echo.
(10) What is in a name?That which we call a rose by any other name would smell and sweet.
(11) Nor fame I slight, nor for her favours call; she come unlooked for, if she comes at all.
(12) In war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers.
(13) Call no man happy before his death [till he dies].
(14) Who the gods wish to destroy they first call promising.
(15) We call each other by our first names here.
(16) She didn’t even call to say she wasn’t coming.
(17) I’ll call the restaurant and make a reservation.
(18) Please do not hesitate to call us.
(19) I’m transferring ur call to the person in charge.
(20) Will you call your dog off(sentencedict.com), please?
(21) Want him to call you back?
(22) Please have him call me back.
(23) Where can I make a call?
(24) Why doesn’t the servant come when I call?
(25) Well, I can call for help.
(26) I’ll call you from home later.
(27) Don’t call me unless its a real emergency.
(28) Now and than a magpie would call.
(29) Lost time is never found again, and what we call time enough always proves little enough.
(30) I believe that fame and celebrity, influence and power, success and failure, reality and illusion are all somehow neatly woven into a seamless fabric we laughingly call reality.
More similar words: call off, call for, call on, vocal, scale, recall, local, call up, call in, fiscal, ethical, logical, radical, so-called, call forth, musical, medical, typical, call back, tropical, vertical, critical, basically, calendar, chemical, clinical, typically, ironically, identical, classical.
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Those who don’t, well… already you are seeing the rise of different branches of religions, a smattering of what we currently call “cults
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what we call big sins and they can cost us heaven
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Still naked he answered the call, from Don, for the first time in weeks
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forgive; and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call
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” Sam ended the call and used the rougher towel to stimulate his skin before dressing
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Other posts took up the call
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If you said, “I’m going to do this” and you don’t honor that commitment, have them call you out on it, and don’t make excuses,
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“In the biz—that’s what we call it, the biz—it doesn’t matter what you wear
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On your way to the store, you witness an accident, reach for your phone to call 911 but it’s not TOM ANDERSON
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If you doubt any of the figures above, call a reputable
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«This really isn’t a social call
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Mom was trying to call Millie every few seconds but the mermaids had removed the battery
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The call him a thief
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They were not fond of the native’s reusable tea bags, what they liked to call a ‘sock,’ but Ava didn’t see how that was such a big adaptation
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Brandon took out his phone to call a cab
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«I have been lead to believe that you have not been outside the region that the natives call ‘The Highlands’ if you have not been at least a thousand miles beyond the lake
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A few months later, the preacher stops by again to call on the farmer
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“I can hear what you’d call the heart beat of the electricity
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“We could call her Jar Jar!”
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My spouse will not let me call an exterminator and wants to find a natural remedy
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The walls in the house are pretty thin, and I sometimes heard him pacing up and down in there in the middle of the night and I swear I heard him call out Liz’s name once
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‘No, I think I can understand what you mean … and please call me Stephen
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u know the Marquis is my idol! btw, did u call me a nobody?! JK
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“Don’t call me that
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«I will call you Serpent,» he said, which in the old tongue meant to crawl or creep around
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«We need to hurry back towards civilization so we can call her,» he said
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Don’t worry, the situation will resolve itself in a moment,” Ackers said, thinking quickly that he now had to appear as normal as possible so as not to arouse too much suspicion and have the paper boy call in any authorities
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Many events can occur which make the fund unsuitable for you and hence call for a sell decision
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The Order of the Wolfians, as its members call themselves, believes that Blitzer is actually the original and purest vampire
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You kidnaped me to have me call my sister up there to save your starship
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Whilst wielding the loo brush and scrubbing at decades of limescale, I’d decided that I shall deal with this … this setback … come to terms with it and then I will call her
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We can call it that
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After lunch Herndon paced, waiting for her sister’s call, while she and Elond stayed at the patio table and chatted about social theory
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Men are mono tracking; if a phone call comes they would ask for the TV to shut, child to stop crying and so on
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Women can handle phone call, TV, child cry, kitchen sound simultaneously
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He ends the call
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‘Your mother just happened to call round and the subject just happened to come up … and she just happened to mention it to you?’ I said archly
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John ends the call, tosses the phone on the passenger’s seat
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The fact he talked Emma into having Barney baptised at the church says it all really – Emma is not what you would call religious minded
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I’ll call when it’s
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John ends the call
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going to call the shots for the
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He ends the call, puts the phone away
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He reaches over and pushes the call button for the nurse, begins to make a notation on a file
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he’s what you would call
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Anyone running a lab certainly wouldn’t want to call attention to themselves
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«Anything that size will call attention
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«That’s why we call it lock fittings,» doostEr said
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‘Yes, it seems he had a phone call a few weeks ago asking about ammunition for a gun of that ilk
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Every event, including the ones we call wrong, is an Act of God
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‘I said that I thought it unlikely that you would be able to return her call before this evening
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‘Right … well, I’ll call the police station and see what Ditton says
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Please don’t call me again
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Knocking loudly on the shower room door, I call out his name
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there is nothing left to bestow, so let us call the document a testament or a caution, if
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For my part, I certainly call it the latter
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I noticed the signs on the bridge suggesting that those in need call the
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Call it a hunch
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You think it over and I’ll call you back in a day or two
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On top of that, I spent most of yesterday keeping within reach of the phone and, on the two occasions I had to go out of earshot into the garden to deal with the washing, I had checked to see if anyone had called while I was out there as soon as I got back inside … but Stephen didn’t call
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‘Oh, do call me Molly, ‘Mrs Merrett’ is so … so prissy
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But still Stephen doesn’t call … after two days, I hardly expect him to though a tiny flame of hope persists in driving me crackers
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Looking at the pouting and seductive Mirielle, he could think of no reason to answer the call today either
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Call the morgue and let them know I will be there shortly
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The saying ‘be careful what you wish for’ was never more apt than for ‘tattoo witchcraft’ as she liked to call it
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I had a phone call from Ditton
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‘The police had a call from a bouncer at one of the clubs in Taunton
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Travis’s phone lit up with a call
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«Just call the station and they’ll take care of it
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He couldn’t call up one scene from that time, he only hung onto the fact that he had been there
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not to be affected by people’s reactions; call things that are not as though
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«Just call me Theo
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«Well, that would hardly be very official now would it? To use a mobile phone to call the boss up in HQ, like
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They were beyond all paths one could reasonably call a road
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He shall call upon Me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in
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That’s what you call
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He took the other call
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And please call me Theo
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The telephone call? Just wanted to
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hang about once I made the call
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We call this oc-
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“Aunty, please don’t call Mary that
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He could call all he wanted but I wasn’t going to speak to him yet
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On Monday I received a call from the hospital
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They have a charity fund raiser every year in aid of cancer research … their daughter had a close call with breast cancer about ten years ago and they make a point of raising what they can
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«I don’t know what a prawn-broker is Da, but this guy is what they call a loan shark
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«He made a phone call to the boss
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«We’re still in the null point between the moon the natives call Narrulla and the planet they call Kassidor
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I think back to that phone call earlier … okay so I’d been expecting another of those nasty phone calls, but even so, you’d been pleased to hear his voice, hadn’t you?
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«So do you call this Biology Base still, or the Victoria McReady Station?»
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«The natives call this body ‘NahniNarrulla,’ ‘Narrulla’s Tear’,» Ava said, «and I’ve picked that up
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Pallas was more of commercial simulation without as many religious overtones, and didn’t call themselves Angels, though there were many Christial believers among the population who did
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That’s what you call security,
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‘Now that is what I call a winter’s evening dress
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’ I said wearily to Molly as we resume our cleaning of the kitchen cupboards once I have reported on Stephen’s call
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An annoying nasal voice gives the call to noon prayer just as Terry Bolt — decked out in traditional garb —
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«Allegations so, is what we call this
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Despite my best efforts, I was still called in for an interview with the manager
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We called it a hobie-cat
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journey with God when He called him to go to the land of
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altar unto the LORD, and called upon the name of the
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He was a state trooper called out there to investigate a high occurrence of young prostitutes being raped and murdered
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called «the Fear of Isaac» (Gen
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He called the packers for Raw Sex Object, even though it wasn’t due to leave the gallery for a week or two, and contentedly surveyed the gallery
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This growth medium, called coir, was infested with the tiny snails
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This technique is called that because you flush out the snails from any particular area and remove them
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They’re about the size of a large house cat, they’re called mindunes and there were at least a dozen on the building, including the one on this railing wanting its chin scratched
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They called themselves the Fourth Wall because they thought they were all so big that if they had one more member they could hold a roof over their heads
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righteousness: and he was called the Friend of God
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“Okay!” Henry called out after him, yelling it out loudly enough that Mr
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2Tim: 1:9: Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his
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and called God of Abraham
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1Sa:3:6: And the LORD called yet again, Samuel
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And he answered, I called not, my son; lie
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1Sa:3:8: And the LORD called Samuel again the third time
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And Eli perceived that the LORD had called
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1Sa:3:10: And the LORD came, and stood, and called as at other times, Samuel, Samuel
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He had been with Venna however and Jorma called them comparable, so that worried her a bit
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“Bread Crumbs!” Ackers called out
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Ackers turned to look at them with a stoic face, “Do you think I should have called her Don’t Eat?”
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Needing to hear a familiar voice, Brandon called his parents
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Brandon fell asleep during a movie he’d never seen called The Quiet Earth
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On the fifth day, he called the mechanic
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She sliced a big green fruit called an arbeem, think kiwi the size of a cantaloupe and you aren’t far off
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A good mail order place is called Mo
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Among other things, the Krummling is called a beast, a monster, and a god, all in the same breath
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Many cities are even today called as Pensioners’ paradise
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The Price of being Called by God
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calling is all about, who is called, and how God
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A good concentrate is called Extra Hot Horseradish available in stores or through Mo Hotta Mo Betta
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A good product to use is called Deer Off
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She thought the wizard’s modification called the Instinct would have prevented this, but it only prevented violence done by one human on another
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Only 6 species in the USA all living things, cockroaches have been called are considered bad household pests
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They are called Roach Motels and can be purchased at most garden centers
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It frightened me when she called me “their little baby
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“Hey dad,” he called as he dropped his backpack onto the floor and started digging around in the fridge for something to eat
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For Morningday breakfast they stopped in the city called Amersahm, a place of a million or more that Ava had never even heard the name of before
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Now, perhaps you should rethink this name you have called me
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There are also termite inspecting Dogs called TADD Dogs
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They were at least a hundred and fifty miles from what she called the faintest approximation of civilization
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Heat: In which propane heat in a tarp wrapped house is used to raise the temperature of the wood to 120 degrees (room air to 187 degrees) This method is called Thermal Pest Eradication
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“Don’t want to forget this,” Ackers held up the paper as he called out
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He called back and said he was on lunch break but would be there in thirty minutes or so
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Onlookers called the police
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Torn apart by the migration to cities, bothered by economic storms, the families tend to strip themselves of unwanted relatives and convert to what is commonly called nuclear families
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That is called worship
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He’d always wanted to be a monster since he was little, but Peter had gotten his head beat with the reality stick one too many times (that’s what Ma called her favorite cane) and he knew a panhandler was all he’d ever grow up to be
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«We need Yarbeem and the coach to take miss Ava to dock 281,» Herndon called to her
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She had run off with the guy who looked more like what her old culture called ‘manly’ hadn’t she? Against her better judgement, every step of the way
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This state is called ‘moksha’ as it also results in becoming free from the cycle of births and deaths
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Jewish leaders called the speech “a step backward” and were disappointed by the Vatican’s anti-Semitism, believing that this speech will cause some Jews to close dialogue with the Catholic Church
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His next book, called Quellamunga, is in progress
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’ He called a few moments later
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«There was a starship from YingolNeerie, a world called Brasil
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Some of the postures have relation to the nervous body and that inner structure of fine nerves, called the ‘nadis’, which underlie the nervous system
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There are other groups among the Brazilians who want it, more because they are vying to succeed him in some custom they have called ‘governor,’ that I don’t understand very well
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I turn and stare at the prickly bush filling the flowerbed under the lounge window … pyrocanthus? Is that what it is called? It’s got vicious, long thorns, that thing
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” Since then, the famous label has been called by admirers, devotees and some of the hundreds of mainstream publications who have asked for permission to write stories about Dr
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One Swedish newspaper called Dr
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‘What sort of idea?’ he called back, amusement audible in his voice – cheeky so-and-so! ‘Oh, hang on, I’ve nearly finished
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«Greetings,» he called
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The woman called Ava is directing you
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She called him a stuffed shirt, of being all style and no substance
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As if that were not enough, Emma knew all about the so called threats which the police have received …
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the door and asked for my Dad, I was imagining what I called the Autocopter
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It was sixty-three when our Managing Director called me into his office and
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On top of that, I spent most of yesterday keeping within reach of the phone and, on the two occasions I had to go out of earshot into the garden to deal with the washing, I had checked to see if anyone had called while I was out there as soon as I got back inside … but Stephen didn’t call
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This word-matching, or word-combining is called collocation
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For the last forty decades scientists agreed that life of humanoid evolution had been transported here from a planet at a star called YingolNeerie and Estwig had never heard otherwise
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‘Guy called Antony Hansford
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Estwig called a lewd comment to him («baldcrotch») but they were probably out of hearing range already so doostEr didn’t scold him
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Theo deleted the first message in his phone as he drove north on the M12 towards Dublin and then called Mirielle
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’ I called, my eyes fixed on the TV
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It seems like Peadar and Michael may have been in for the same treatment but for someone heard a bit of the commotion and called the Gardai
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If it was his idea to leave, his mother had probably called once from the front porch and sighed, then got on with her life
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«Why this contraption is called the Rockasaur
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As there was nothing else she could do, she called on Ava
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Talstan still publicly denied having Angels and still called them an abomination when Gordon’s Lamp left Sol
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’ I called out, my voice husky with early morningness
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«You say you’ve been threatened by a criminal called ‘Sammy the Shark, isn’t that it?»
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Once he realised that there the house was empty, he called the police
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«I called that Mt
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Eventually we both get calls from someone called Francois
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(the Bible is called the Book of life), these words will carry life-giving
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mistress, who called to them under the stars
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During the hundred and forty five years she was suspended in backup the natives had learned how to make electronics, ‘Yingolian crystals’ as they were called here
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I just called into being
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It could hardly be called a kick
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He put through a database cross-reference request to the Hague for Sammy/Gino to see what else he could find and then called detective Casey to see if she had found the Interpol liaison officer for him yet
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called trees of righteousness, The planting of the LORD, that He may
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And why have you called me to
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preventing the onrush of hyperthermia amid winter’s close called icy tendrils
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But even if the views from the windows changed, the magic carpet would still land on what she already called Morg’s beach
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«How do I know? The fucker called me to tell me it was him
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‘It’s a game called Pooh Sticks
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After a few pulls off that bottle she called up her cherub to tongue her out
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It was the size and general shape of a native life form called a ksarid, colloquially translated as ‘bird
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paying the price for your calling
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calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance
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2Tim: 1:9: Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his
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We are living in times where the calling and
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calling is all about, who is called, and how God
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grounded in your calling and life purpose
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But she wasn’t calling them off
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Frustrated, I leave a message that Liz phoned and that she has a problem she wants his advice on … that should get him calling one of us
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ought to be calling security, but none of that mattered
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was standing in front of her now in a Fred Astaire pose, arm outstretched, calling her
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I was simply calling by in courtesy to let you know that I will be investigating the recent incident in the Sunnyvale estate
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«Thank you for calling Detective
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«Actually, it was me who insisted on calling this in to Europol and to you in particular
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After some discussion yesterday, it had been agreed that I would use the main front door for the time being, while Stephen organises a spare set of keys for the flat, as we are now calling it
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What I’m calling about is to let you know that I’m moving over to The Stables tomorrow
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With the night sky calling forth the
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Dallas had never established control in the Northeast, instead it was ruled by gangsters calling themselves Judges
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I got Liz out of the house while the police went in after him but when they brought him out, he made one hell of a racket, calling out to Liz to help him one minute and screaming obscenities at her for being so evil the next
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know what is the hope of His calling, what are the riches of the glory of
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deep and endless, a calling wind from the birth of time itself, assured and confident
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I gagged with fear and the disgusting smell of rotting seafood that was his calling card, «never you fucking mind about my tattoos mate, where’s my fucking bread?»
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dared to contemplate creation, baying at the stars, calling out in utter desperation for
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Only I knew that deep within the core of the shambling wreck that I had become, there was a small voice calling out with every insult, with every hurt, “Allahu Akbar
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Calling him a bloody bastard every time he pops into my head goes some way to resolving the issue of my feelings for him, but it’s much harder coming to terms with my utter stupidity
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Calling that name would cause her to assume these settings and appear
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Now that he was present in this space but not calling on any of them, the houris took turns changing to other appearance settings and coming forth to undress for them
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If it is our utmost desire to please the Lord in all things (and what is the point of calling ourselves Christians if we do not submit to the headship of Christ in all matters?), we will go to the Word of God to learn the Lord’s will on this matter
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«It’s not my real name, but I’ve been calling myself that
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He tries searching for her with his mind before finally calling out, «Misery!» The hollow emptiness that follows, swallows him as he holds out for an answer
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The question immediately asked is whether we’re calling these two statements synonyms or opposites
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With the night sky calling forth the hunter in her soul, she opened the curtains, stepped out onto the balcony and gazed down the dusty little lane that ran towards the local coastal strip, with its bright lights, its noise and its scurrying human possibilities
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Now, for God to call Abram out of his father’s house, God is calling him out from the gods of his father
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Song could be heard from the other end of the temple, calling out for
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‘Nothing … oh, thank you for calling JJ’s father
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The sound of him; deep and endless, a calling wind from the birth of time itself, assured and confident
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Why is this important? Peter goes one step further than calling Jesus the Messiah
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begin intuitively drawing out another approach? Calling in a
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and Lyla were walking in the marketplace and a man calling Sons’ name
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He looked down upon the bright and savage earth for the first time in countless measures of eternity and there Smith saw something quite unexpected; the utterly familiar shape of loneliness embodied in the outlandish shell of the hairless ape who dared to contemplate creation, baying at the stars, calling out in utter desperation for the companionship that comes with that first sparkling moment of harmony within the song of songs
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‘Where are you calling from?’
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The calling to display the Kingdom and priesthood is not something to take lightly
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walked out calling after the clerical staff, when they
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heard Bakul calling from the far end of the platform
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She walked up and down the beach calling them, to no avail
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The captain and a couple others wandered off from the group and it sounded like they were calling Alan when they got nearer the probe
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She took a wherry across the river to the Southwark side where the warehouse was situated, strolling along the lanes behind the Shakespearean theatre where herb gardens, supplying the nearby centre for the Herbmasters, occupied neat little patches of ground carefully tended by a cadre of gotteswomen specially trained for the purpose, the purple outfits of their calling showing up clearly as they toiled amongst the neat rows of plants
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Several times he yelled out in his delirium, calling on the names of those who were long dead
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Then the calling out,
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Many of us are unwilling to allow the threat of survival to persist when even our ministry or calling or legacy are at stake
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calling a name in vain hope of command
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«I’m surprised there hasn’t been the way you’ve been calling them
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When they shall come into that calling, they shall be the priestly nation to the nations (Exodus 19:6)
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Peter is calling to that remnant that is yet to surrender to the Messiah Jesus
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She went out the front, seeing nothing she started to circle the building calling for the dogs
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The ‘twins’ followed, calling to their master in jubilation
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calling his name, his face withering in my mind,
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Collin, look up, Jake was calling to him, Michael is above you
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Gradually, I hear someone calling my name … slowly the mist dissipates and I realise I am lying on my bunk
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But someone was calling my name
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Berndt standing, head held high, the Gottestones of his calling in his hands, smiling … actually smiling and giving us words of hope and comfort
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“Though I do not think this will happen, if any of you hear a small child calling to you raise your hand,” Kate instructed them
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She heard Lancelot calling to her
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I waited in a little room at the back and after a short while, heard her familiar voice calling my name, ‘Godfrey? Is that you, lad?’ She gave a brave chuckle when she saw me, but tired, swollen eyes betrayed her sorrow
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By trade the father was a labourer, although through a combination of ill luck and regular run ins with the genie of the bottle, he rarely engaged in his professional calling
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Then suddenly he heard Kate franticly calling from below
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People stop and look at us with interest, some of them calling out a greeting
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Margaret had found a new calling, and once again felt useful
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During recent periods of parliamentary jousting one politician above all others has become synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of truth and the calling to account of those who would betray the allied boons of principle and practicality
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Mateo told us of a time when Uttah had gone away for a week’s holiday and some of his old girlfriends kept calling round, ‘When Uttah comes home, she asks me if I missed her and I tell her I’m more alone now that she’s home than when she was away
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Calling on every ounce of his experience and all of his blithe abilities, honed to perfection through dealing with cabinet crises and the terrier snappings of the gutter press, the great politician read through a few pages silently
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“You can start by calling this number and asking him if he could help us to get a proper little cottage in the village
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The phone rang a few times and was answered by the businessman’s wife, who, on hearing that it was the fisherman who was calling, immediately promised him that she and her husband would sort this small thing out
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My heart misses a beat — has something happened to Alastair? Reality prosaically reminds me that even if there had been an accident, Karen would not be calling me
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So why is she calling me – she’s never done that before
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By the time I reached the square the early evening bells were calling for the first slow dance, the sianos
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His 7-year old son, Jonathan, heard an egg calling to him two hours after arriving
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Unsure of what was going on, he asked Uncle Daniel ‘who the little children were’ that he could hear calling him
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He was pretty much reduced to calling it a hunch
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And stop calling me Mr
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She sighed deeply and then quickly changed her tone calling out in a deep voice, “First Altera!”
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‘But that’s not primarily why I’m calling, Sally – it’s about the North Wales trip
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She turned and headed for the hallway with a smile on her face, he’s calling for me! She grabbed her robe and slippers and ran down the Hallway taking the stairs two at a time
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I know what whinge means, can someone please explain the point of calling a
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‘He better not be calling me simple,’ Kelvin thought, but resisted the urge to bellow that out
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bottle, he rarely engaged in his professional calling
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Tarak turned and stretched out his hand to Rayne, calling her over
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calling to account of those who would betray the allied boons of
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Calling on every ounce of his experience and all of his blithe
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calling this number and asking him if he could help us to get a
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was the fisherman who was calling, immediately promised him that
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Holy Bible, returning home without one, calling my mother and leaving a
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My name’s Sarah Grey and I’m calling in connection with the research I am doing in connection with the Danvers Foundation
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I didn’t even bother calling Dave to find out if he was interested
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I didn’t notice who it said it was calling
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It is a sacred calling to help those who are
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Form a group calling it whatever you wish
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heard us calling to each other
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But this time was different; he could hear a faint voice calling from above
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Unsurprisingly, with such a precisely framed chal enge, the calls and
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God saves you, delivers you, heals you, anoints you, calls
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I believe that God calls everyone
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He calls it getting to know the client
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Bush starts to walk over to the pool table, but John stands up, calls to him
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It was about that time that the idea presented itself to place what he calls his “Moral ABC’s” — a complete version of this is now available in book form — on a label
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The caller ID was blocked but Sergeant Biggs was not one to screen calls
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I will no longer accept these calls
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‘I had one of those phone calls just as I was going to bed
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I think back to that phone call earlier … okay so I’d been expecting another of those nasty phone calls, but even so, you’d been pleased to hear his voice, hadn’t you?
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‘It calls for tights and a little fur coat
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‘We had one of those phone calls
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Eventually we both get calls from someone called Francois
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leavening purples of dusk and then into the jet black of the quiet cicada hum that calls
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I am almost taken aback when Stephen calls some time after that to say that Liz is in theatre
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He calls us to speak to Him
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Maggie calls everyone to order and, after the usual timelag for conversations to finish, during which time she stands looking annoyed, she goes into her spiel
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Nick drops in a couple of evenings a week to see his grandparents, and frequently calls in at my place for a coffee on his way home
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Despite this, he’s been helping me by going through my lines with me when he calls round – it would have been a lot harder without his assistance and encouragement – he says it’s helping him keep track of what the play is about
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Poor old Nick gets it all when he calls round one evening just before the meeting
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When I explained to the telephone operator what I wanted, she just hang up to me! Nevertheless, whenever old-Zarifis calls them for the same reason, the police arrive here in no time so as to restore peace and quiet! When my sister threw a party some months ago, the old man called the police as soon as the clock struck midnight and they arrived five minutes later
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They say that after I came round I spent two days gripped in the cold sweat of delirium, sleeping fitfully in between rabidly incoherent monologues and pathetic calls for my mother
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Of course a lot of those animal calls are actually native music of the ‘space’ genre being played on sound systems in the apartments of these trees
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Jesus even calls it murder
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Sometimes God calls us out for something bigger that what we’ve known
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«It’s Vyinga that calls above Lastriss the small stream, but I’ve known sailors who call anything above Shempala by that title and I go with them
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When He calls upon us to perform His will, it might be entirely contrary to what this world thinks is peaceful or gentle or any of these other fruits of the Spirit
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the stamp of the machine, “Victim”, calls forth
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It is always the wrong hour when the ambulance calls
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I know also that she calls me,
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There is something about that Bride – not of us individually – that so represents God, that He has actually exalted it to a place of stature, and a name above other names, that He calls it part of Himself
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for a sale day and he calls out to the farmers
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(The JUDGE nods an approval, COURT CLERK calls in the witness
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(The COURT CLERK calls out: Samantha Perez! SAMANTHA takes the witness box
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with demon calls, the breaking of glass;
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(The COURT CLERK calls out: Tony-Lee Washington! TONY-LEE gets into the witness stand and COURT CLERK goes through his routine of oath taking
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The question calls for a conclusion, and it is an attack on my client’s character
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we mimic calls across the void
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Meanwhile, back in Rick’s bar the old tart with a heart was making a few telephone calls
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Despite my arguing myself blue in the face for the chance to spend some of the money I have been assured lurks somewhere for me, Betta refuses to forego what she calls ‘the fun of dressing her new daughter’
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«The bleeding, ‘periods’ are what our society calls it
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Because it calls into play the deep muscles of the dorsal and lumbar region, the spine is strengthened and made more flexible
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On top of having to deal with her son being a fucking loon now, my mother was still being bombarded by Scientologist’s phone calls telling her not to let me take these drugs or those drugs
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Berndt is harnessing the ggs and, as soon as he sees me, calls me over
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A young girl appears in the doorway in response to her calls
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This method, in turn, calls
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Shortly after this visit the relationship with Rose foundered on a sea of unreturned telephone calls and ignored emails
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Come on, Sally, you’re shattered, bed calls!
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Armed with her father’s old address book, and after many disappointing telephone calls to old friends and distant relations, Annie eventually tracked down an ancient great-aunt who owned a crumbling Victorian villa that had been converted into bedsits
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How was your trip to North Wales?’ She starts telling me about it but a voice from her house calls out ‘Mum!’ and with a sigh she turns, promising that we will get together for a catch up session soon
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’ Katie calls after them
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He clearly finds the concept of what he calls a big white powder puff of a wedding dress appalling but, until he knows how I feel about it, is trying to suppress his feelings
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«Could Ava be driving the cherub that calls itself Yellelle?» Heymon asked them once they were done gossiping about Thom’s personal problems
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He calls her from my phone
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Oh, get over it, Sally! The head calls the meeting to order so we all sit down, Ben and Abi appearing like magic at my side
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“Then it calls into question everything I was told,” Ava said
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making a few telephone calls
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‘After three years of saving every rupee I could, Ish calls my labour dishonest
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A deep connection developed between him and the bird; he calls her Paska
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She believes in the Goddess of Life, she believes the year 2384 exists, but she calls it 5713 and calls this 1680
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Given the many calls upon his time, filming new and instructive
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Dave is in but I don’t see much of him, though I do put a couple of calls through to him
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Between phone calls, I draft some ideas for short stories I have been playing with
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telephone calls and ignored emails
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The scene manager is a little more complicated, but not as complicated as the rendering engines it calls
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disappointing telephone calls to old friends and distant relations,
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That’s the one that everyone calls ‘the starship
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She knew so many phone calls to his house was wrong, but fear and worry overrode her obeying the rules
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The terms ‘presently’ and ‘directly’ commonly used by the usually invisible human beings that Jock calls the ‘turnip-heads’, terms that mean some time in the next three weeks, do not feature in Jock’s dictionary
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He is greeted by jeers and cat calls
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The show is over and the sound of cat calls and claxons are a memory
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‘My application for training was turned down initially but as soon as Bunty found out she started making phone calls and got the decision reversed
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Leona calls her boyfriend on her mobile and he promises to come round and give her a lift
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When the Oriel Witch calls, you had better come
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The only cure Ted trusts in these days is the hair of the slavering beast that he calls friend
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He calls out one last question from the bar
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By the time Billy calls a halt to the work, they have completed two walls
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I’ll make a few calls
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«I made some calls
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It takes nearly three quarters of an hour to finish the job what with phone calls and messages that have to be delivered to teachers, but, in the end, there’s a nice heap of neatly labelled newsletters ready to go out to the classes tomorrow
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He can feel men he calls friends, men who he would normally rely on, men accustomed to the sights and sounds of mean lives, momentarily falling apart
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NASA calls them electron diffusion regions
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priority to be the protection of what he calls the ‘greater
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I give her a big grin as she moves towards the lift but the receptionist spots her before she can escape and calls across that there are some telephone messages for her
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«You know, she probably calls every one by their full first names, right?» he asked scratching under his chin
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She made house calls to conference with the parents of all her students
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The calls always ended with love, kisses, and him telling her, he’d be there to run the place when she got it running
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“Yes; we’re not quite sure of what it is, but we do know that it’s the only force capable of holding back that spirit of revenge and wrath, that calls itself Justice!” The Hesean said
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This calls for wisdom: let the one
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whom the LORD calls
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calls for patient endurance and
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Across the pond the mournful, monotonous, chugging of Plowie’s chippongga escaped from the ‘Bit, the calls of patrons near the door almost drowning it out
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While she had some calls and inquiries about reservations, she was beginning to think Mike was right
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I’d have found a way of making house calls sooner
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He made a few calls and responded to emails that he thought worthy of his attention and then picked up the magazine and made for the door
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My adventure doesn’t end at that point, because a day or two later, Pat calls me back and says oh Jeffee, Faheed from Saudi Arabia is reconsidering and he’ll let me know in a day or so whether he wants to move in
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wished at least one of those calls were from Sally, even if it was just to tell me
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Finally the doctor calls me into her room after I’ve been waiting 10 or 15 minutes
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“Is the one that calls himself the janitor down there?” The Flower shouted
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Не секрет, что английский язык — это язык правил и огромного количества особенностей. Тут и неправильные глаголы, и неправильные существительные, и модальные глаголы, и фразовые глаголы. Вот на последних мы остановимся немного подольше и попробуем разобрать, что же это такое, как это можно употреблять в речи, и какие особенности имеет. Начнём!
Употребление глагола Call с предлогами
Для начала разберёмся, что же это такое? Фразовые глаголы — это ничто иное, как обычный глагол с таким же обычным предлогом, но, собираясь вместе, они создают волшебство: из, казалось бы, простых слов, имеющих свое собственное значение, создают уникальные значения. Благодаря таким удивительным свойствам и знаниям этих самых фразовые глаголов можно значительно расширить свой лексический запас. Однако, стоит потрудиться запомнить эти глаголы и ничего не перепутать, чтобы не попасть впросак.
Сегодня разбираемся с фразовым глаголом call, который, согласно Оксфордскому словарю, имеет свое основное значение «дать кому-либо или чему-либо название, назвать«. Однако, вообще данный глагол очень многозначный, то есть у него достаточно много значений, исходя из определенного контекста.
Например,
1. My name is Christina, but my lovely friends call me Christie. I love my name so much. | Меня зовут Кристина, но мои любящие друзья зовут меня просто Кристи. Я так люблю свое имя. |
2. When I was in the forest, I met a bear and I called somebody for help but nobody heard me. It was awful! I was so scared! | Когда я был в лесу, я встретил медведя, я звал на помощь, но меня никто не слышал. Это было ужасно! Я так испугался! |
3. Will you call me back when you have free time? I must tell you something really important. | Перезвонишь мне, когда у тебя будет свободное время? Я должен рассказать тебе кое-что действительно важное. |
Исходя из выше написанных примеров, можно сделать вывод, что глагол call — правильный, в форме прошедшего времени к нему добавляется окончание — ed, в остальных временах к нему добавляется или употребляется с ним то, что и требует само правило, без имеющихся исключений. Данная информация нам пригодится при использовании фразового глагола в речи.
Собственно говоря, давайте приступим к рассмотрению фразового глагола call.
Фразовый глагол call можно довольно часто встретить в речи, радует одно, что вариантов с call может быть не так много, как с другими глаголами, например.
Call back
Например,
1. Can you call Elizabeth back? She said me that she had something important to tell you. It connects with your education in Moscow. | Ты можешь перезвонить Элизабет? Она мне сказала, что ей нужно рассказать тебе кое-что важное. Это связано с твоим образованием в Москве. |
2. Call me back when you want to talk with me. Now you cannot do it due to the fact that you are really angry with me. | Перезвони мне, когда захочешь разговаривать со мной. Сейчас ты не можешь поговорить со мной из-за того, что очень злишься на меня. |
Call down
- — ругать, делать выговор, порицать
Например,
1. Maria’s grandfather called his grandson down for being noisy when adults were chatting with each other. | Дедушка Марии наругал своего внука за то, что он шумел, когда взрослые общались друг с другом |
2. Nick’s boss called him down for being late. He said that next time he had to punish him in other way. | Начальник Ника сделал ему выговор за то, что тот опоздал. Он сказал, что в следующий раз ему придётся наказать его по-другому. |
Call up
Например,
1. Call your mother up, when you are at home. She think of you so much! | Позвони своей маме, как будешь дома. Она очень сильно беспокоится. |
2. — I want to call you up but I do not know your telephone number. — I do not give my phone number to unknown people, sorry. | — Я хочу позвонить тебе, но у меня нет твоего номера телефона. — Извини, но я не даю незнакомцам свой номер телефона. |
Call up
Например,
1. When boys are 18 years old, they call up in The Russian Federation. They have to be there for 1 year. | Когда парням в Российской Федерации исполняется 18 лет, их призывают в армию. Им приходится здесь находиться в течение одного года. |
2. My friend’s cousin called up in 2018, today is already 2019 and he is going back in 3 days. | Двоюродный брат моего друга был призван в армию в 2018 году, сейчас уже 2019, он приедет обратно через три дня. |
Call up
Например,
1. You made tea that called me up our trip to China last summer. We had tea ceremonies there. It was amazing. | Ты сделал чай, который напомнил мне о нашей поездке в Китай прошлым летом. У нас были там чайные церемонии. Это было удивительно. |
2. I have tasted your borchsh, it was really delicious. Iit called me up my mom’s borchsh, I miss her so much. | Я попробовал твой борщ, он был действительно вкусный. Он напомнил мне борщ моей мамы, я по ней очень скучаю. |
Call out
- — громко звать, выкрикивать
Например,
1. My grandparents are quite old, that’s why I have to call them out, otherwise, they did not hear that I called them. | Мои бабушка и дедушка довольно-таки пожилые, поэтому мне приходится громко их звать, иначе они не услышат, что я их зову. |
2. Misha, don’t call out! Rise your hand and wait, please. Everybody want to give an answer for this question. | Миша, не выкрикивай! Подними руку и подожди, пожалуйста. Все хотят дать ответ на этот вопрос. |
Call out
- — вызвать (какую-нибудь службу, «скорую помощь», например)
Например,
1. Natalie has a really high pressure, she will have to call out the ambulance. The doctoes know how to help her in this situation. | У Натали очень высокое давление, ей придётся вызвать «скорую помощь». Доктора знают, как помочь ей в такой ситуации. |
2. The forest is in fire, it is dangerous! Call out the fire-fighting service. | Лес в огне, это опасно! Вызовите пожарную службу. |
Call off
Например,
1. — Will you have any meetings tomorrow? — No, I will not. I called them off. I am free, that’s why we will be able to go to the theatre together! | — У тебя завтра есть какие-нибудь встречи? — Нет, я отменил их, я свободен, поэтому мы сможем вместе сходить в театр. |
2. Maria, call off my meeting with Mr. Brenson, I have a cold and I will not be able to go. | Мария, отмените мою встречу с господином Бренсоном, я болею и не смогу прийти. |
Call in
Например,
Фразовый глагол Make
1. My friends will call in to my birthday party tomorrow. | Мои друзья заглянут ко мне завтра на вечеринку по поводу моего дня рождения. |
2. Natasha’s mother-in-law is going to call her family in on Saturday evening. | Свекровь Наташи собирается заглянуть к её семье в субботу вечером. |
Call for
- — требовать чего-либо, нуждаться в чем-либо
Например,
1. My sister called for the freedom of the whales in Kamchatka. She is an ecologist. She loves her job! | Моя сестра требовала свободу китам на Камчатке. Она — эколог. Она любит свою работу! |
2. Those women call for love, trips, money and shopping. | Те женщины требуют любви, путешествий, денег и шопинга. |
Call for
- — заходить за кем-либо, заезжать за кем-либо
Например,
1. I am going to call for you at 3 p.m. Please, be ready, I do not want to wait you. | Я собираюсь заехать за тобой в три часа дня. Пожалуйста, будь готова, я не хочу тебя ждать. |
2. Lisa will call for you after the university, you will go shopping! | Лиза зайдет за тобой после университета, вы пойдёте по магазинам. |
Call away
- — вызвать кого-либо по делу
Например,
1. My husband is always being called away. He is a state worker and he can work all day long. | Моего мужа вечно вызывают по делу. Он — государственный служащий, и он может работать в течение всего дня. |
2. Nikita’s friends called him away at 2 a.m. | Друзья Никиты вызвали его по делу в два часа ночи. |
Call after
Например,
1. This street was called after the great writer Alexander Pushkin. | Эта улица была названа в честь великого писателя Александра Сергеевича Пушкина. |
2. That school was called after the famous citizen of the Russian Federation in 2000. | Та школа была названа в честь известного гражданина Российской Федерации в 2000 году. |
Call forth
- — вызывать какие-либо эмоции
Например,
1. That play called only positive emotions forth yesterday. | Вчера та пьеса вызвала только положительные эмоции. |
Фразовый глагол Call: все варианты с переводом и примерами
Помимо обыкновенных глаголов, в английском языке встречаются также глаголы фразовые. Они образуются путем соединения глагола с предлогом и / или наречием. Как раз-таки эти предлоги и наречия и меняют смысл первоначального глагола, позволяя значительно расширить свой словарный запас. Сегодня мы разберем один из подобных примеров, а именно фразовый глагол call.
Глагол call: первоначальное значение
Глагол call часто встречается в речи самостоятельно вне фразового глагола. В таких случаях он, как правило, переводится в значении «звать», «называть», «звонить».
I called you, but you did not hear me. | Я звала тебя, но ты не слышал меня. |
Can I call you a friend? | Можно я буду называть тебя другом? |
I called her yesterday but she didn’t want to talk. | Я звонил ей вчера, но она не хотела разговаривать. |
Как вы могли уже заметить, call относится к правильным глаголам, поэтому прошедшая и третья форма его образуются путем прибавления окончания ed:
Infinitive (Инфинитив) | Past Simple (Простое прошедшее время) | Past Participle (Причастие прошедшего времени) |
to call | called | called |
Эти же формы используются и для употребления call в составе фразового глагола.
Фразовый глагол call: варианты употребления
Фразовый глагол call встречается относительно часто, поэтому знать его необходимо. Плюсом же во всей этой истории является то, что вариантов фразовых глаголов с call не так много, поэтому каждая такая фраза запомнится быстро и легко.
Call back
Call back – перезвонить:
I call you back when I’m free. | Я перезвоню тебе, как освобожусь. |
Call down
Call down – ругать, делать выговор, порицать:
The teacher called Jane down for disobedience. | Учитель поругал Джейн за непослушание. |
Call up
Call up – звонить:
Jack called me up to make sure that everything is okay. | Джек позвонил мне, чтобы убедиться, что все в порядке. |
Также в значении «призвать в армию»:
Both men and women over the age of 18 are called up in Israel. | В Израиле и мужчин, и женщин старше 18 лет призывают в армию. |
Еще используется как «напоминать»:
That taste calls up my grandma’s pies. | Этот вкус напоминает мне бабушкины пироги. |
Call out
Call out – громко звать, выкрикивать:
He called out my name, didn’t he? | Он выкрикнул мое имя, не так ли? |
Также в значении «вызвать» (какую-то службу для оказания помощи: пожарных, врачей, спасателей и т.п.):
The firemen were called out 5 minutes ago. | Пожарные были вызваны 5 минут назад. |
Call off
Call off – отменить:
My boss called off the meeting. | Босс отменил встречу. |
Call in
Call in – прийти, заглянуть:
Lena is going to call in to see me in the evening. | Лена собирается зайти ко мне вечерком. |
Call for
Call for – требовать, нуждаться:
This problem calls for a fast solution. | Эта проблема требует быстрого решения. |
Также в значении «заходить / заезжать за кем(чем)-нибудь»:
Lucy will call for you at noon. | Люси заедет за тобой в полдень. |
Call away
Call away – вызвать по делу:
We were urgently called away at night. | Нас срочно вызвали ночью. |
Call after
Call after – назвать в чью-то честь:
He was called after his grandfather. | Его назвали в честь дедушки. |
Call forth
Call forth – вызвать (какую-то эмоцию):
The news called positive emotions forth. | Эта новость вызвала положительные эмоции. |
Call a (round)
Call a (round) – навещать:
Will you call her around today? | Ты навестишь ее сегодня? |
Это были самые популярные выражения с глаголом call. Как видите, этот глагол полностью меняет свое значение с предлогами и наречиями. Для запоминания всех упомянутых фраз, решайте упражнения, составляйте свои собственные примеры с фразовым глаголом и используйте их на практике.
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Фразовый глагол call — 15 значений фразовых глаголов с видео примерами
Одним из наиболее многозначных английских глаголов является глагол to call [kɔːl], обладающий такими основными значениями, как «называть, звать, кричать, звонить»:
I have got a dog called Rex. | У меня есть собака по кличке (называемая) Рекс. |
Call somebody to help us, please! | Позовите кого-нибудь помочь нам, пожалуйста! |
It seemed to me that I heard somebody calling. | Мне показалось, что я слышал, как кто-то кричал. |
Please call for an ambulance! | Пожалуйста, вызовите скорую помощь! |
Рассмотрим значения глагола to call подробнее.
Значения глагола to call
кричать, закричать | Nigel called something after Alice in despair, but the wind blew away his words. | Найджел в отчаянии что-то крикнул Элис вслед, но ветер унес его слова. |
звать, подзывать, окликать | We called Harry, but he didn’t come. | Мы позвали Гарри, но он не пришел. |
называть, звать | Her name was Valery, but everybody called her Val. | Ее звали Валерия, но все называли ее Вэл. |
звонить по телефону | Don’t call me before 5.30 p.m. I’ll be at work. | Не звони мне до 5.30. Я буду на работе. |
созвать | The king called all the knights from the kingdom and asked them to fight the dragon. | Король созвал всех рыцарей королевства и попросил их бороться с драконом. |
будить, разбудить | Don’t call him now — it’s too early. | Не буди его сейчас — еще слишком рано. |
выкликивать, проводить перекличку | A tall man in a green coat called the names of the members of the group. | Высокий мужчина в зеленом пальто выкрикивал имена членов группы. |
вызывать, сигнализировать, подавать сигнал | The lost travellers tried to call the rest of the group by the radio. | Потерявшиеся путешественники попытались подать сигнал оставшейся группе по рации. |
объявлять, оглашать | The factory had to stop working because the workers called a strike. | Фабрике пришлось остановить работу, потому что работники объявили забастовку. |
зайти за кем-либо / чем-либо | Tom said he would call for us at seven. | Том казал, что зайдет за нами в семь. |
громко требовать | The man called for his money back. | Мужчина громко требовал возврата своих денег. |
предусматривать, требовать | Such an accident calls for urgent help and imte actions. | Такой несчастный случай требует неотложной помощи и немедленных действий. |
считать, полагать, рассматривать | I call this good luck! | Вот что я называю везением! |
Грамматические особенности и формы глагола to call
Глагол to call обладает следующими тремя основными формами, которые непосредственно участвуют в формировании временных форм данного глагола.
the Infinitive (инфинитив, начальная форма) | the Past Simple Tense (прошедшее простое время) |
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to call | called | called |
If you don’t stop making so much noise I’ll have to call the police. / Если Вы не прекратите шуметь, я вызову полицию. | Yesterday Daniel called me seven s. / Вчера Дэниел позвонил мне в семь раз. | Somebody has already called these children’s parents. / Кто-то уже позвонил родителям этих детей. |
Такие основные формы свидетельствуют о правильности данного глагола. Будучи правильным глаголом to call имеет следующие временные формы глагола в Active Voice .
Simple | Continuous | Perfect | Perfect Continuous | |
Present | call / callsJane calls me every evening. / Джейн звонит мне каждый вечер. | am / is / are callingI am calling you to say something very important./ Я звоню вам, чтобы сказать что-то очень важное. | have / has calledThe neighbours have already called the police. / Соседи уже вызвали полицию. | have / has been callingThe group has been calling for the lost people for half an hour in the forest. / Группа на протяжении получаса звала потерявшихся в лесу людей. |
Past | calledGeorge called me yesterday. / Джордж позвонил мне вчера. | was / were callingJames was calling for an ambulance for twenty minutes, but the line was busy. / Джеймс звонил в скорую помощь в течение двадцати минут, но линия была занята. | had calledAlice’s boyfriend had called her before her parents came. / Парень Элис позвонил ей, прежде чем ее родители пришли. | had been callingThe group had been calling for the lost people for two hours before they found them. / Группа на протяжении двух часов звала потерявшихся людей, прежде чем нашла их. |
Future | will callThey will call you tomorrow. / Они будут звонить вам завтра. | will be calling.She will be calling all her friends when you come back home, so she wouldn’t notice you. / Она будет звонить всем своим друзьям, когда ты вернешься домой, поэтому она не заметит тебя. | will have calledBefore the the noisy party is over, the neighbours will have called the police. / Еще до того, как шумная вечеринка закончится, соседи вызовут полицию. | will have been callingIn ten minutes the group will have been calling for the lost people for an hour and a half. / Через десять минут будет полтора часа, как группа зовет потерявшихся людей. |
Принадлежность глагола
to call к числу переходных глаголов предоставляет ему возможность употребляться с прямым дополнением (Direct Object), что, в свою очередь говорит о его способности образовывать формы Passive Voice — страдательного залога.
Simple | Continuous | Perfect | Perfect Conti-nuous | |
Present | am /is/are calledThis town is called after a famous writer. / Этот город называется в честь известного писателя. | am /is/are being calledSorry, I have to go. I am being called. / К сожалению, мне нужно идти. Меня зовут. | have / has been calledAll the members of the group have been called and told the delay of the trip. / Всем членам группы позвонили и сообщили о задержке поездки. | — |
Past | was / were calledHis horse was called Blaze. / Его лошадь звали Блейз. | was / were being calledWhile I was sitting in the garden, I was being called by my mother. / Все то время, пока я сидел в саду, мне звонила моя мама. | had been calledUntil the end of the working day all the members of the group had been called. / К концу рабочего дня всем членам группы позвонили. | — |
Future | will be calledThis machine will be called after its inventor. / Этот аппарат будет называться в честь его изобретателя. | — | will have been calledBy the end of the day all the members of the group will have been called the of departure. / К концу дня всем членам группы позвонят по поводу времени вылета. | — |
Фразовые глаголы с основой to call
to call away | вызвать, отзывать в сторону | I am sorry, Mr Johns is absent at the moment — he has been called away on business. | Мне очень жаль, мистер Джонс отсутствует в данный момент — он был вызван по делу. |
to call back | позвать обратно; перезвонить; вызывать в памяти | This event called back some childish memories.Mr. Simons is away now — you can call him back later. | Это событие вызвало в памяти какие-то детские воспоминания.Г-н Саймонс сейчас отсутствует, вы можете перезвонить ему позже. |
to call down | позвать сойти вниз; отчитать, сделать выговор кому-либо | Mom called everybody down and we went to the living room.Some people just need being called down. | Мама позвала всех вниз, и мы пошли в гостиную.Некоторым людям просто необходимо, чтобы их ставили на место. |
to call forth | вызывать; вызвать к жизни | Preparing for the journey called forth great excitement. | Подготовка к путешествию вызвала большой ажиотаж. |
to call in | вызывать, приглашать, изымать из обращения | The bank has called in the debt. | Банк потребовал возвраты долга. |
to call off | отозвать; отменить, прекратить, отложить | Please call your dog off!The basketball game was called off because of some technical problems. | Пожалуйста, отзовите свою собаку!Баскетбольный матч был отменен из-за некоторых технических проблем. |
to call on | призывать, взывать аппелировать | Alex called on all the people who know anything that case to tell it to the police. | Алекс призвал всех людей, которые знают что-нибудь об этом случае сообщить в полицию. |
to call out | вызывать, призывать | Paul was called out for military service last month. | Пoл был вызван в прошлом месяце на военную службу. |
to call over | проводить перекличку | The coach called over all the girls in the group of swimmers. | Тренер провел перекличку всех девушек в группе пловцов. |
to call round | зайти, навестить, посетить | Why don’t you call round when you have ? | Почему бы тебе не зайти, когда у тебя будет время? |
to call up | вызвать, позвонить, созвониться | Richard, you are being called up on the phone! | Ричард, тебя вызывают по телефону! |
Как можно видеть на основе приведенных примеров, фразовые глаголы, образованные от глагола to call, имеют значения, прямо или косвенно связанные со значением основного глагола.
Устойчивые выражения с глаголом to call
to call somebody by his/her (first) name | называть кого-то по имени | I heard Tom calling Miss Johns by her first name — Alice, just Alice. | Я слышал, как Том зовет Мисс Джонс по имени — Элис, просто Элис. |
to be called | называться, быть по имени | What is this animal called? I have never seen it before. | Как называется это животное? Я никогда не видел его раньше. |
They call it… | Считается, что … | They call it free healthcare, but indeed you have to pay for almost everything you need — qualified consulting, expensive procedures, a place in hospital and medicines you need, of course. | Cчитается, что это бесплатная медицина, но, в действительности, вам приходится платить за практически все необходимое — квалифицированные консультации, дорогостоящие процедуры, место в больнице и лекарства, которые вам нужны, конечно. |
This is what I call… | Вот что я называю … | This is what I call sarcasm. | Вот что я называю сарказмом. |
to call for the ambulance | вызвать скорую помощь | The people from the nearest campsite called for the ambulance as soon as they saw the accident. | Люди из ближайшего кемпинга вызвали скорую, как только увидели ДТП. |
Глагол to call, обладающий логичной стройной грамматикой и распространенными лексическими значениями, при его должном употреблении станет вашим верным другом и помощником.
Автор- Александра Певцова
Английский язык пестрит фразовыми глаголами, и это пугает тех, кто желает его выучить. На самом деле, фразовые глаголы не представляют никакой сложности и не являются чем-то незнакомым.
Если в русском языке схожие по значению глаголы отличаются приставками (прийти, войти, выйти), то в английском — предлогами и/или наречиями (to come , to come in , to come out ).
В этой статье мы поговорим о фразовом глаголе call .
Начальное значение глагола call
Сам по себе глагол call обычно используется в одном из трех значений: звать, звонить и называть. Рассмотрим несколько примеров.
She tried to call me , but I d her . — Она пыталась звать меня (или звонить мне), но я ее игнорировал.
Как видим, без контекста трудно понять, в каком значении употребляется наш глагол. Добавим немного подробностей, и смысл станет ясен.
She tried to call me , but I walked by her . — Она пыталась звать меня, но я прошел мимо. (Заметим еще один фразовый глагол: walk by — пройти мимо)
She tried to call me , but I didn’t pick up the phone . — Она пыталась звонить мне, но я не брал трубку.
Now I can call you my wife . — Теперь я могу называть тебя своей женой.
Мы намеренно использовали в примерах только первую форму глагола call , чтобы читатель попробовал самостоятельно вспомнить остальные. А теперь проверим догадки.
Глагол call относится к правильным, поэтому его 2-я и 3-я формы образуются присоединением окончания -ed . Тогда, например, второе из разобранных предложений можно переписать так: She called me , but I walked by her .
— Она звала меня, но я прошел мимо. В составе фразовых глаголов call изменяется точно так же.
Варианты фразовых глаголов call
Глагол call в составе фразовых встречается довольно часто и имеет распространенные значения, так что знать его обязательно. Но значений этих не так много, поэтому запомнить их будет несложно. Для сравнения: если для call выделяется 11 фразовых глаголов, то для get эта цифра приближается к 100. Разберем наиболее распространенные фразовые глаголы с call .
Our car broke down yesterday . Вчера наш автомобиль сломался.
Call after
Называть в честь кого-то.
I will call my son after my father . — Я назову своего сына в честь отца.
Call around
Обзванивать или звать человека в гости.
I called around our hospitals and clinics . — Я обзвонил наши больницы и клиники.
She called him around regularly , but he rejected the invitation every . — Она постоянно звала его в гости, но он каждый раз отклонял предложение.
Call away
Вызывать (по делу).
If you are a policeman , you can be called away any . — Если ты полицейский, тебя могут вызвать на работу в любое время.
Call back
Перезвонить.
I am busy now , can you call back , please ? — Я занят, не мог бы ты перезвонить мне?
Call down
Ругать, критиковать, отчитывать.
Teacher called him down for the lateness . — Учитель отчитал его за опоздание.
Call for
Требовать чего-либо, нуждаться в чем-либо или зайти/заехать за кем-либо.
This question calls for the answer . — Этот вопрос требует ответа.
I will call for you tomorrow . — Я заеду за тобой завтра.
Call forth
Вызывать, например, эмоции.
Meeting new friends calls a lot of emotions forth . — Встреча новых друзей вызывает много эмоций.
Call in
Зайти, заглянуть.
You can call in whenever you want . — Ты можешь заходить, когда хочешь.
Call off
Отменять что-либо.
Our lesson was called off , because of the teacher’s illness . — Наш урок был отменен из-за болезни учителя.
Call out
Кричать, громко звать кого-либо или вызывать какую-либо службу.
Did somebody call out my name ? — Кто-то кричал мое имя?
Did you call out the firemen ? — Ты вызвал пожарных?
Call up
Звонить, вызывать воспоминания и призывать в армию.
Nobody called me up yesterday . — Никто не звонил мне вчера.
His words called up the tragedy . — Его слова вызвали воспоминания о трагедии.
He was called up last month . — Его призвали в прошлом месяце.
Таким образом, фразовые глаголы call имеют разные значения, но все они прямо или косвенно связаны с первоначальными значениями глагола call . Для лучшего запоминания фразовых глаголов следует прорешать упражнения на данную тематику и постараться использовать изученный материал в разговорной речи.
Автор — Светлана Ширяева
- https://1hello.ru/grammatika/glagol-to-call.html.
- https://english-abc.ru/english-grammar/Phrasal-verb/call.
Фразовые глаголы английского языка с переводом и примерами (English phrasal verbs)
При изучении лексического состава английского языка у многих довольно часто возникают сложности с определенной категорией глаголов, а именно – Phrasal verbs. Английские фразовые глаголы сложны тем, что их существует очень много, и запомнить все из них за один раз просто нереально.
Кроме того, фразовые глаголы английского языка делятся еще на несколько категорий: separable and inseparable (разделяемые и неразделяемые), transitive and intransitive (переходные и непереходные).
Запоминать все возможные структуры лучше всего на практике, но для начала следует определить то, какие бывают английские фразовые глаголы с переводом, а также привести примеры наиболее распространённых из них и обозначить самые популярные фразовые глаголы в английском языке.
Основные особенности Phrasal verbs
Фразовый глагол – это явление, присущее английскому языку, поскольку в русском языковом составе таких конструкций не наблюдается.
Дело в том, что предлоги, которые входят в состав Phrasal verbs и являются основным инструментом образования новых значений.
Они помогают преобразовать исходный перевод того или иного слова-действия и создают совершенно новый и совершенно нетипичный для конкретного слова оттенок.
Запомнить фразовые глаголы непросто еще и потому, что их много, и у многих обычных популярных слов существуют разные значения, достигаемые за счет предлогов. Вот как это выглядит на примере go:
- Mary goes by our house every day.– Мэри проходит мимо нашего дома каждый день.
- I saw him yesterday when he went into the bus and left. Я видел его вчера, когда он зашел в автобус и уехал.
- It’s quite hard to go over these difficulties and solve the problem. Довольно сложно преодолеть все эти сложности и решить проблему.
Как видно из этих примеров, различные предлоги помогают кардинально преобразовывать предложения, превращая стандартные глагольные формы в новые конструкции.
Виды фразовых глаголов
Фразовые глаголы в английском языке принято делить на несколько категорий, так как существуют некоторые особенные правила использования тех или иных форм, что еще больше усложняет процесс запоминания для изучающих.
Переходные и непереходные
Так, все фразовые глаголы принято делить на две большие группы: переходные, которые можно употреблять с прямым дополнением, и непереходные, использовать прямое дополнение с которыми невозможно.
Варианты переходных Phrasal verbs, употребляемых в английском языке:
- I’m looking for my textbook, could you help me? – Я ищу свой учебник, не мог бы ты мне помочь?
- You should shut down your shop; there are no clients – Тебе следует закрыть свой магазин, клиентов нет
Вот как выглядят непереходные фразовые глаголы с примерами:
- Despite the rain outside, he decided to go on – Несмотря на дождь на улице, он решил продолжать
- I have just called a service company because my computer broke down yesterday – Я только что позвонил в обслуживающую компанию, потому что вчера у меня сломался компьютер
Стоит отметить, что основные фразовые глаголы являются переходными.
Separable and inseparable
Еще одна классификация – разделяемые и неразделяемые Phrasal verbs. Основа этого деления заключается в принципе возможной постановки дополнения между глаголом и его предлогом. Как становится понятно, разделяемые verbs – это большинство переходных, а неразделяемые – непереходных.
Примеры separable Phrasal verbs:
- We decided to put off the meeting = We decided to put the meeting off – мы решили отложить собрание
- They worked out a possible plan = They worked a possible plan out – Они составили возможный план
Примеры inseparable Phrasal verbs:
- Adam got up late last morning. Прошлым утром Адам проснулся поздно (Сказать «Adam got late up» нельзя)
- She passed out just after that news. Она потеряла сознание сразу после тех новостей. (Фраза «She passed just after that news out» невозможна)
Note: даже некоторые переходные глаголы не всегда можно разделить. Бывают ситуацию, когда verb является transitive, но его самого нет в списке separable.
Привести этот список довольно проблематично, и здесь нужно определять, каким образом образована та или иная структура: с помощью наречия (с up, out, etc.), предлога (с on, in, etc.
) или путем совмещения обоих служебных структуры (up with, up to, etc.)
Количество Phrasal verbs
Один из частых вопросов, которые возникает у учеников – сколько фразовых глаголов в английском? Ответить на него довольно проблематично, так как языковой состав, как известно, постоянно развивается, лексика регулярно пополняется новыми структурами, и в таблице фразовых глаголов периодически появляются новые варианты. Фразеологические единицы в виде фразалов на английском, судя по последним данным, насчитывают не менее 5000 тысяч вариантов, поэтому не менее логичный вопрос, возникающий в этом случае, – как выучить такое большое количество таких нестандартных конструкций?
Рекомендации по изучению Phrasal verbs
Разобравшись с тем, что такое фразовые глаголы, требуется определить, как быстро выучить максимальное количество таких структур. Один из вариантов – распределение фразовых глаголы по темам, например, сгруппировать Phrasal verbs по типу значения: движение, вход-выход, и т. д.
Довольно неплохие советы можно найти в учебном пособии кембриджского издательства «English Phrasal Verbs in Use Intermediate», где собраны практически все популярные фразалы и даже присутствует так называемый топ-100 фразовых глаголов английского языка.
Еще одна возможная методика – распределить Phrasal verbs по основным глаголам, например, взять все возможные варианты с take и путем запоминания и выполнения упражнений тренировать все имеющиеся значения с предлогами.
Наиболее популярные Phrasal verbs
Определившись с тем, как учить фразовые глаголы, начиная с самого начала, можно обратить внимание на наиболее распространенные лексические конструкции, которые чаще других употребляются в языке.
Возможно, это поможет быстро запомнить хотя бы наиболее регулярно встречающиеся конструкции, и уже затем перейти к более редким случаям.
Ниже представлена таблица с регулярно встречающимися Phrasal verbs, знание которых позволит существенно обогатить собственный словарный запас:
Английский язык имеет весьма разнообразный языковый состав, и Phrasal verbs – это те структуры, которые заслуживают отдельного внимания. Запоминать их, возможно, не очень просто из-за большого количества вариантов. Однако, зная самые распространенные конструкции, можно сделать свою речь более разнообразной и богатой, так как с помощью фразовых глаголов можно передать массу различных значений.
Фразовые глаголы call at, back, calm
√ call back√ call for√ call in√ call off√ call on√ call out√ call round/call over √ call up
call at (a place) заходить куда-л. to pay a short visit usu. on some businessVialetta called at the post office and arranged to send some letters.
call back to telephone sb again or to telephone sb who telephoned you earlier. позвонить по телефону ( в ответ на звонок) Vialetta and Sam said they would call back.
call for
1.заглянуть и забрать кого — либо или что- либо заходить за (кем-либо. или чем-либо.) to pick up a thing or a person Vialetta and Sam will call for my granny at twelve o’clock.
2. взывать к (чему-либо) требовать, to require Your son’s behaviour called for attention.
call in приглашать, вызывать, (кого-либо, для консультации и т. п.) to ask sb to come and do sth for you; send for
When Vialetta and Sam grew worse they were called in a third doctor.
call off
отменять (о встречах, собраниях и т. п.) to cancel The lessons were called off. The match was had to call off as the weather was too windy to play on.
call on
(a person) заглянуть, заходить к кому-л. to pay a visit When did he call on you last?
call out
объявлять громко; выкрикивать to shout He called out each name twice. ‘Come in,’ he called out from the balcony.
call round/call over заходить; навещать, посещать to make not long visit to a place or a person
I called round to a dozen places to get the proper size of bulb. It’s OK, we’ll be calling over shortly anyway.
call up
1. звонить по телефону to telephone; phone up, ring up Vialetta and Sam called us up and asked whether we had any news. 2. призывать (в армию) to make sb serve in the army Vialetta and Sam were called up at eighteen.
calm
calm down
привести в состояние покоя, успокаивать(ся) to become or calm down! to make sb calm Look, Vialetta and Sam will find Peter. Calm down! 1. Fill in the correct particle(s). Translate the sentences.
1. Vialetta and Sam are going to a rock concert with Timmaty. They are calling … our granny at twelve so she must get ready by then. 2. Vialetta and Sam are waiting for my mum to call them… with a price. 3. They have called … their engagement. 4. The football match was called … because of the strong wind. 5. He called …
all the members in the area and asked them to sign the paper. 6. I called him … and asked if they had any news. 7. I was extremely lucky not to be called… at the time. 8. One boy rushed forward, calling… his father’s name. 9. The radio had an open line on which listeners could call… to discuss various issues. 10. If it rained, the football match would have to be called …. 11.
Don’t bother to call me … or ring me. 12. The four of us called … him in his room. 13. They called me … for questioning: 14. The ship will call… several ports. 15. Vialetta and Sam said they would call…. 16. The strong wind is called … prompt actions. 17. Sam will be called … and seen on his way to University. 18.
Vialetta and Sam took some deep breaths to calm themselves…. 19. I’ve called … to report what I’ve done.
Translate into English.
1. Вы часто навещаете своих друзей? 2. Я вам потом позвоню. 3. Я зайду за вами в шесть часов. 4. Наши новые соседи приходили к нам на прошлой неделе. 5. Она позвала на помощь. 6. Если вы знаете ответ, поднимите руку, не кричите с места. 7. Не заходите за ним. Он придет прямо на стадион.8. Вас просят зайти за костюмом через неделю. 9. Вам придется зайти к директору на следующей неделе. 10. Зайдите ко мне в контору в 3 часа.11. Вам придется зайти к нему еще раз. Сейчас его нет. 12. Почему был отменен этот рейс? 13. Мы должны пригласить врача. 14. Ваш друг сказал, что он еще раз позвонит. 15. Он окликнул меня. 16. Я позвоню вам завтра вечером. 17. Сегодняшний матч отменен. 18. Когда началась война, их призвали. 19. Заходите, когда у вас будет время. 20. Мать успокоила испуганного ребенка.
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1. CALL AFTER
- To give a child the same name as someone else, especially someone from the same family
The baby was called after her grandmother.
She was called Sally after her great aunt.
2. CALL AROUND
- To visit someone
Let’s call around to see your mother later. - To call multiple people in order to get information about something
We didn’t know which hospital he was in, so we had to call around.
There are many ‘call’ phrasal verbs to describe the act of visiting someone at their home for a short time. These are: ‘call in’, ‘call in on’, ‘call on’, ‘call round’, ‘call around’ and ‘call by’. They are all very similar in meaning and are often used in native conversational English.
3. CALL AT
- To stop at a place for a brief period of time (usually referring to a ship or train)
This train will call at: Eastbourne, Brighton and Croydon…
The ship will call at several ports en route to the Bahamas.
4. CALL AWAY
- To ask someone to leave somewhere or stop what they’re doing in order to go somewhere else, usually urgently.
The doctor was called away during dinner to attend to a patient.
She was called away from the meeting to take an urgent phone call.
5. CALL BACK
- To return a telephone call
I’m just in the middle of something. Can I call you back later? - To ask someone to return for another interview or audition for ajob
We’d like to call you back for a second interview next week. - To go and see someone again, usually just briefly
I’ll call back later when you have more time.
It is a common mistake to confuse the word ‘recall’ with ‘call back’. The suffix ‘re-’ usually means: to do something again. However, the word ‘recall’ means: to remember or to officially order the return of an item. You cannot ‘recall someone on the phone’. Instead we say ‘call back’.
6. CALL BY
- To visit someone briefly on your way to somewhere else
Would it be ok to call by this afternoon on our way to the theatre?
Let’s call by Alice’s place on our way back from town.
7. CALL DOWN
- To telephone or shout to someone downstairs
Call down to reception and ask for some more cups for the meeting. - To pray for something bad to happen
I shall call down God’s wrath upon you! - To reprimand or tell off (old-fashioned)
The teacher called me down for being late.
8. CALL FOR
- To publicly demand or ask for an action to happen
After the fire, the residents called for better health and safety procedures. - Something that is required or necessary
The job calls for excellent communication and networking skills. - To deserve a particular action
This good news calls for champagne! - To pick someone up from somewhere to then go somewhere else
I’ll call for you at 8pm and we can go to the party together.
9. CALL FORTH (Old-fashioned, formal)
- To summon, bring into action or existence
Mary called forth all her courage and jumped from the plane.
That film always calls forth happy memories.
10. CALL IN
- To telephone somewhere (often a television or radio station to give your opinion, or your place of work)
Call in to tell us about your funny pets and you could win £100!
Sally called in to work sick today. - To ask someone to come and carry out a job
We had to call in the electrician as all the lights went out.
A common phrase in British English is ‘call in sick’. This is used to inform your boss that you won’t be coming into work because you are ill or unwell. In UK slang, ‘pull a sickie’ is used when someone pretends to be ill in order to have a day off work! For example, ‘I had a heavy weekend so I pulled a sickie on Monday!’.
11. CALL IN ON
- To visit someone (usually for a short time)
Let’s call in on your brother for a cup of tea on our way home.
Shall we call in on Hannah to drop off those DVDs?
12. CALL OFF
- To cancel a plan or event that is happening or will happen
The rain meant we had to call off the tennis match.
Due to the fading light, the police called off the search. - To tell an animal to stop attacking or chasing someone/something
We had to get the owner to call off his dog.
13. CALL ON
- To formally ask a person or organisation to do something
The UN has called on America to act swiftly. - To use something that someone can offer you
We may need to call on your excellent diplomacy skills in this meeting. - To summon or use a quality in yourself
She called on all her years of experience to face the challenges ahead. - To visit someone (usually for a short time)
We called on Maggie on our way to the local cinema.
14. CALL OUT
- To shout or speak loudly in order to get someone’s attention
I called out her name, but she couldn’t hear me over the music. - To ask someone to come and carry out a job/do something
We had to call out the plumber when there was no water in our house.
- To challenge or criticise someone
She called out his actions, and he apologised.
If I think you’ve done something wrong, I’ll to call you out (on it).
15. CALL ROUND
- To visit someone
Let’s call round on the Smiths later as we’ve been meaning to see them for ages.
I was thinking of calling round later, if you’re going to be home.
16. CALL UP
- To telephone someone
I called up Tom yesterday as we hadn’t spoken in months. - To be summoned for military service
I was called up when I was just 17! - To bring back memories
That music calls up summers in the Lake District. - To use magic to try and make the spirit of a dead person appear
One Halloween we tried to call up the ghost of my step-mother! - To open something on the computer, bring up (Brit. Eng)
If you want to call up the document, we can go through it together.
17. CALL UPON
- To formally ask a person or organisation to do something
He was called upon to give a speech at the awards ceremony.
The UN will call on Sweden to lead the negotiations.
Exercises: phrasal verbs with ‘call’
Task A
Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete the sentences below:
- Shall we call after/call round/call out to see Harry later?
- This train is calling at/calling upon/calling up Sheffield so we don’t need to change in Manchester.
- I’ll call you round/ back/by later as I’m very busy at the moment.
- You’re getting married! I think this calls for/calls up/calls out a glass of champagne!
- I think we should call up/call off/call back the football match because it has started snowing!
- Journalists called out/called back/called on the Prime Minister to give a statement after the terror attacks.
- It was noisy in the street so when I called out/called back/called up to Mark he didn’t hear me.
- I called round/called at/called up Mary at the weekend to see if she wanted to play tennis.
Task B
Match the phrasal verbs 1-8 with their correct meanings a-h:
- Call back
- Call at
- Call away
- Call upon
- Call out
- Call in
- Call after
- Call round
- To ask someone to leave somewhere or stop what they’re doing in order to go somewhere else, usually urgently
- To challenge or criticise someone
- To return a telephone call
- To visit someone
- To stop at a place for a brief period of time (usually referring to a ship or train)
- To formally ask a person or organisation to do something
- To give a child the same name as someone else, especially someone from the same family
- To telephone somewhere (often a television or radio station to give your opinion, or your place of work)
Task C
Fill in the gaps with an appropriate ‘call’ phrasal verb:
(Note: in some answers there is more than one possible answer)
- Your grandfather was __________ when he was only 17 years old.
- I didn’t realise I’d done something wrong until I was __________ on it.
- __________ your dog! He’s scaring me!
- The hot water stopped working so we had to __________ a plumber.
- The position __________ excellent IT skills and a good eye for detail.
- Let’s __________ your mother later as she’d really like to see us.
- I think we should __________ the two strongest candidates for a second round.
- She was very happy the baby was __________ their uncle.
Check your answers:
Task A
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Task B
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√ call back
√ call for
√ call in
√ call off
√ call on
√ call out
√ call round/call over
√ call up
call at (a place)
заходить куда-л. to pay a short visit usu. on some business
Vialetta called at the post office and arranged to send some letters.
call back
to telephone sb again or to telephone sb who telephoned you earlier. позвонить по телефону ( в ответ на звонок)
Vialetta and Sam said they would call back.
call for
1.заглянуть и забрать кого — либо или что- либо заходить за (кем-либо. или чем-либо.) to pick up a thing or a person
Vialetta and Sam will call for my granny at twelve o’clock.
2. взывать к (чему-либо) требовать, to require Your son’s behaviour called for attention.
call in приглашать, вызывать, (кого-либо, для консультации и т. п.) to ask sb to come and do sth for you; send for
When Vialetta and Sam grew worse they were called in a third doctor.
call off
отменять (о встречах, собраниях и т. п.) to cancel The lessons were called off.
The match was had to call off as the weather was too windy to play on.
call on
(a person) заглянуть, заходить к кому-л. to pay a visit When did he call on you last?
call out
объявлять громко; выкрикивать to shout He called out each name twice.
‘Come in,’ he called out from the balcony.
call round/call over заходить; навещать, посещать to make not long visit to a place or a person
I called round to a dozen places to get the proper size of bulb.
It’s OK, we’ll be calling over shortly anyway.
call up
1. звонить по телефону to telephone; phone up, ring up Vialetta and Sam called us up and asked whether we had any news.
2. призывать (в армию) to make sb serve in the army
Vialetta and Sam were called up at eighteen.
calm
calm down
привести в состояние покоя, успокаивать(ся) to become or calm down! to make sb calm Look, Vialetta and Sam will find Peter. Calm down!
1. Fill in the correct particle(s). Translate the sentences.
1. Vialetta and Sam are going to a rock concert with Timmaty. They are calling … our granny at twelve so she must get ready by then.
2. Vialetta and Sam are waiting for my mum to call them… with a price.
3. They have called … their engagement.
4. The football match was called … because of the strong wind.
5. He called … all the members in the area and asked them to sign the paper.
6. I called him … and asked if they had any news.
7. I was extremely lucky not to be called… at the time.
8. One boy rushed forward, calling… his father’s name.
9. The radio had an open line on which listeners could call… to discuss various issues.
10. If it rained, the football match would have to be called ….
11. Don’t bother to call me … or ring me.
12. The four of us called … him in his room.
13. They called me … for questioning:
14. The ship will call… several ports.
15. Vialetta and Sam said they would call….
16. The strong wind is called … prompt actions.
17. Sam will be called … and seen on his way to University.
18. Vialetta and Sam took some deep breaths to calm themselves….
19. I’ve called … to report what I’ve done.
Translate into English.
1. Вы часто навещаете своих друзей?
2. Я вам потом позвоню.
3. Я зайду за вами в шесть часов.
4. Наши новые соседи приходили к нам на прошлой неделе.
5. Она позвала на помощь.
6. Если вы знаете ответ, поднимите руку, не кричите с места.
7. Не заходите за ним. Он придет прямо на стадион.
8. Вас просят зайти за костюмом через неделю.
9. Вам придется зайти к директору на следующей неделе.
10. Зайдите ко мне в контору в 3 часа.
11. Вам придется зайти к нему еще раз. Сейчас его нет. 12. Почему был отменен этот рейс?
13. Мы должны пригласить врача.
14. Ваш друг сказал, что он еще раз позвонит. 15. Он окликнул меня.
16. Я позвоню вам завтра вечером.
17. Сегодняшний матч отменен.
18. Когда началась война, их призвали.
19. Заходите, когда у вас будет время.
20. Мать успокоила испуганного ребенка.
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