| 释义 |
callee|kɔːˈliː|
[f. call v. + -ee.]
One who is called or called upon.
1872Butler Erewhon xxi. 197 The callee would have been deaf to the caller. 1883Cambridge Staircase v. 73 Our callee suggested that there were more comfortable seats. 1959M. Chamberlin Dear Friends (1960) iv. 29 It is the common practice of the caller to demand the number of the callee immediately. |