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Meanings of call in in English
Usage of call in in English
1
I'll call in backup, he said, clearly indicating his family in Ontario.
2
And now I must be going; I will call in again to-night.
3
To occur in the human species nature need call in no novelty.
4
I felt the impulse and heard the call in my early manhood.
5
It's what we are beginning to call in political science a 'havoc-claim'.
6
Thank goodness he had a number of favours he could call in.
7
The easiest number to remember to call in an emergency is 112.
8
He told her he'd call in the morning, then they said goodbye.
9
Ten minutes later Dolchik picked up the call in the mayor's office.
10
It can't just be, 'Let's get power, call in the alderman,' etc.
11
I will call in again to see her in a few days.
12
No need to call in Bobby Goren to help with this one.
13
Under the new rules, the Leathernecks couldn't just call in an airstrike.
14
Let your customers call in the morning-alwaysthe best time for business.
15
But I got lucky and made a good call in the market.
16
A phone call in these circumstances can't offer any kind of closure.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for call in
Call in through the time
Call in across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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