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Meanings of call in English
Catalan
opció de compra 
The option to buy a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date.
Synonyms
Examples for "phone"
Examples for "phone"
1
A company representative reached by phone said Amoudi was in good health.
2
You can vote a maximum of 20 times per mobile phone number.
3
I even got thirty minutes of free phone calls home every week.
4
Second, the bureau kept Bazin's undercover phone number active, just in case.
5
Got the latest information on cell-phone activity from that area in question.
1
One thing was clear, however; his finances didn't ring true at all.
2
Looking for a quietly sociable way to ring in the new year?
3
He obtained this ring at great cost and, I believe, personal tragedy.
4
You say the ring is dangerous, far more dangerous than I guess.
5
The trafficking ring had been active since at least 2013, police said.
1
The State telephone network has changed hands four times in seven years.
2
Waiting your turn outside a public telephone box requires a particular patience.
3
Speech tests included monosyllabic word tests and sentence tests via the telephone.
4
Ms Harney said Mr Grehan did not have her home telephone number.
5
It's a better business case, van Voorst said in a telephone interview.
1
And then you call up here and ask to speak to her.
2
I just picked a call up on the police scanner, Vinnie said.
3
Would you go ahead, but call up Palm when things go wrong?
4
There is a way to call up the good folks at Takealot.
5
Do not call up the magic without first thinking of the staff.
1
He slipped the ring up and down upon her finger, testing it.
2
Then I would ring up Blenkiron and tell him all my adventures.
3
I telephoned my father and told him to ring up your house.
4
It never occurred to them that I could ring up the producer.
5
I'll ring up Forbes, and get the thing over and done with.
Usage of call in English
1
Alexander's lecture will call for reform in Europe, not exit from Europe.
2
Meat Industry Ireland members support your call for collaboration across the sector.
3
Political parties said it was too quick to call the election result.
4
A second call came in about 45 minutes later, Letten's statement said.
5
They call themselves 'the bucket list family' for a very good reason.
6
Have you ever seen the 'animal' you call a Flathead? she said.
7
Civilians without hope, a leader without a country: call this a victory?
8
Commentators, scholars and politicians call for new beginnings, new parties, new policies.
9
Mr Venizelos yesterday reiterated his call for a broad government of?shared responsibility?
10
We need a true idea of how much power we can call.
11
Here is the beginning of what game theorists call a 'coordination problem'.
12
We call it 'the Thing'; of course it doesn't have a gender.
13
Exactly fourteen minutes later the Port Authority police received their first call.
14
In fact, he goes so far as to call the concept 'mythology'.
15
A very serious wake up call our industry needs to get serious!
16
And what we call 'the ground game' is quite expensive, he said.
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Translations for call
Portuguese
Catalan
Call through the time
Call across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Canada
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