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call up

vt

(Mil) 征(徵)召 ... 入伍 (zhēngzhào ... rùwǔ)
(Tel) 给(給) ... 打电(電)话(話) (gěi ... dǎ diànhuà)

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call up

1. phrasal verb

If you call someone up, you telephone them.

[mainly US]

When I'm in Pittsburgh, I call him up. [VERB noun PARTICLE]

He called up the museum. [VERB PARTICLE noun]

Sometimes I'd even call up at 4 a.m. [VERB PARTICLE]

2. phrasal verb

If someone is called up, they are ordered to join the army, navy, or air force.

Youngsters coming up to university were being called up. [be VERB-ed PARTICLE]

The United States has called up some 150,000 military reservists. [VERB PARTICLE noun]

[Also VERB noun PARTICLE]

3. phrasal verb

If someone is called up, they are chosen to play in a sports team.

He is likely to be called up for Thursday's match against Italy. [be VERB-ed PARTICLE]

4. See also call-up

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call-up

Word forms: plural call-ups

1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

If a person gets their call-up papers, they receive an official order to join the armed forces.

2. countable noun

A call-up is an occasion on which people are ordered to report for service in the armed forces.

The call-up of National Guard and reserve units begun in late August. [+ of]

3. countable noun

If someone receives a call-up to a sports team, such as the national football team, they are chosen to play for that team.

[British, journalism]

call up in British English

verb (adverb)

to summon to report for active military service, as in time of war

2. (transitive)

to recall (something); evoke

his words called up old memories

3. (transitive)

to bring or summon (people, etc) into action

to call up reinforcements

to telephone

noun call-up

a general order to report for military service

the number of men so summoned

call-up in British English

(ˈkɔːlʌp)

noun

an order to report for service in the military

The call-up of National Guard and reserve units begun in late August.

2. British

the selection of a player for a team

call up in American English

to make someone remember; recall

the aroma of freshly baked bread calls up fond memories

to summon, esp. for military duty

to telephone

to retrieve (data) or access (a file, menu, etc.) and display on a computer screen

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call-up in American English

(ˈkɔlˌʌp)

noun

Military

an order, as to those in the reserves, to report for active duty

Examples of 'call up' in a sentence
call up

When I call up and ask for information, people get weird with me,' he said.Reservists have been called up and troops have been moved to the border.Jean-Paul had received his call-up papers and disappeared.Before his call-up, he had told her, he had run a market stall.He knew this was unfair, that Hollis ' job as a detective had excluded him from military call-up.

单词	call up
释义	Trends of call up View usage for: All related terms of 'call up' wake-up call A wake-up call is a phone call that you can book through an operator or at a hotel to make sure that you wake up at a particular time. call-up papers a letter containing order to report for service follow-up call a telephone call made as a follow-up to a letter, fax , meeting , etc a wake-up call an event that shocks people into taking action about a difficult or dangerous situation follow-up telephone call a telephone call made as a follow-up to a letter, fax , meeting, etc Chinese translation of 'call up' call up vt (Mil) 征(徵)召 ... 入伍 (zhēngzhào ... rùwǔ) (Tel) 给(給) ... 打电(電)话(話) (gěi ... dǎ diànhuà) See call Nearby words of call up call off call on call out call up call upon callbox caller All related terms of 'call up' call upon = call on call out 叫喊 jiàohǎn call on ( visit ) 拜访(訪) bàifǎng call off ( deal, event ) 取消 qǔxiāo call in ( doctor, expert, police ) 召来(來) zhàolái call for ( fetch : person ) 去接 qùjiē ( parcel ) 去取 qùqǔ ⇒ I'll call for you at seven o'clock. → 我7点来接你。 Wǒ qī diǎn lái jiē nǐ. call back ( return ) 回来(來) huílái call up 1. phrasal verb If you call someone up, you telephone them. [mainly US] When I'm in Pittsburgh, I call him up. [VERB noun PARTICLE] He called up the museum. [VERB PARTICLE noun] Sometimes I'd even call up at 4 a.m. [VERB PARTICLE] 2. phrasal verb If someone is called up, they are ordered to join the army, navy, or air force. Youngsters coming up to university were being called up. [be VERB-ed PARTICLE] The United States has called up some 150,000 military reservists. [VERB PARTICLE noun] [Also VERB noun PARTICLE] 3. phrasal verb If someone is called up, they are chosen to play in a sports team. He is likely to be called up for Thursday's match against Italy. [be VERB-ed PARTICLE] 4. See also call-up More Synonyms of call up See full dictionary entry for call call-up Word forms: plural call-ups 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] If a person gets their call-up papers, they receive an official order to join the armed forces. 2. countable noun A call-up is an occasion on which people are ordered to report for service in the armed forces. The call-up of National Guard and reserve units begun in late August. [+ of] 3. countable noun If someone receives a call-up to a sports team, such as the national football team, they are chosen to play for that team. [British, journalism] call up in British English verb (adverb) 1. to summon to report for active military service, as in time of war 2. (transitive) to recall (something); evoke his words called up old memories 3. (transitive) to bring or summon (people, etc) into action to call up reinforcements 4. to telephone noun call-up 5. a. a general order to report for military service b. the number of men so summoned call-up in British English (ˈkɔːlʌp) noun 1. an order to report for service in the military The call-up of National Guard and reserve units begun in late August. 2. British the selection of a player for a team call up in American English 1. to make someone remember; recall the aroma of freshly baked bread calls up fond memories 2. to summon, esp. for military duty 3. to telephone 4. to retrieve (data) or access (a file, menu, etc.) and display on a computer screen See full dictionary entry for call call-up in American English (ˈkɔlˌʌp) noun Military an order, as to those in the reserves, to report for active duty Examples of 'call up' in a sentence call up When I call up and ask for information, people get weird with me,' he said. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Reservists have been called up and troops have been moved to the border. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Jean-Paul had received his call-up papers and disappeared. Melville, Anne THE HARDIE INHERITANCE (2004) Before his call-up, he had told her, he had run a market stall. Melville, Anne THE HARDIE INHERITANCE (2004) He knew this was unfair, that Hollis ' job as a detective had excluded him from military call-up. Mark Mills AMAGANSETT (2004)
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