英语词汇“call someone up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

call someone up

1 informal, chiefly North American Phone someone: I have a list of people to call up in the morning...

He stalks her, following her to the church where she does volunteer work, and even calls her up anonymously on the telephone.
A pollster selects a random sample of voters, calls them up on the telephone, and asks who the respondent would vote for if the election were being held today.
When I can't get my email, I call them up on the phone and they explain exactly what's wrong and when they expect it to be fixed.

Synonyms

phone, telephone, get on the phone to, get someone on the phone, dial, make/place a call to, get, reach;

British ring up, ring, give someone a ring

informal call up, give someone a call, give someone a buzz, buzz

British informal give someone a bell, bell, give someone a tinkle, get on the blower to

North American informal get someone on the horn

phone, telephone, call, get on the phone to, get someone on the phone, dial, make/place a call to, get, reach;

British ring up, ring, give someone a ring

informal give someone a call, give someone a buzz, buzz

British informal give someone a bell, bell, give someone a tinkle, get on the blower to

North American informal get someone on the horn

2Summon someone to serve in the army: they have called up more than 20,000 reservists...

She was a member of the Territorial Army when she was called up to serve in the last conflict.
He was called up for the Army in 1939 and served in France during the war, and later in the Middle East.
His 19-year-old brother Aidan is also in the army and is currently waiting to see if he is called up to serve in the Gulf.

Synonyms

enlist, recruit, sign up;

conscript;

US draft

2.1Select someone to play in a team, especially at a higher level of competition: he was called up for the international against Turkey...

After a stint in Hartford, he is called up to the big team.
Though she lost her debut matches, the tennis player hopes she will be called up to play for the senior team in the future.
‘We called him up as the 17th player,’ the team manager said.

Synonyms

select, pick, choose;

British cap

informal give someone the nod

See parent entry: call

单词	call someone up
释义	call someone up 1 informal, chiefly North American Phone someone: I have a list of people to call up in the morning... He stalks her, following her to the church where she does volunteer work, and even calls her up anonymously on the telephone. A pollster selects a random sample of voters, calls them up on the telephone, and asks who the respondent would vote for if the election were being held today. When I can't get my email, I call them up on the phone and they explain exactly what's wrong and when they expect it to be fixed. Synonyms phone, telephone, get on the phone to, get someone on the phone, dial, make/place a call to, get, reach; British ring up, ring, give someone a ring informal call up, give someone a call, give someone a buzz, buzz British informal give someone a bell, bell, give someone a tinkle, get on the blower to North American informal get someone on the horn phone, telephone, call, get on the phone to, get someone on the phone, dial, make/place a call to, get, reach; British ring up, ring, give someone a ring informal give someone a call, give someone a buzz, buzz British informal give someone a bell, bell, give someone a tinkle, get on the blower to North American informal get someone on the horn 2Summon someone to serve in the army: they have called up more than 20,000 reservists... She was a member of the Territorial Army when she was called up to serve in the last conflict. He was called up for the Army in 1939 and served in France during the war, and later in the Middle East. His 19-year-old brother Aidan is also in the army and is currently waiting to see if he is called up to serve in the Gulf. Synonyms enlist, recruit, sign up; conscript; US draft 2.1Select someone to play in a team, especially at a higher level of competition: he was called up for the international against Turkey... After a stint in Hartford, he is called up to the big team. Though she lost her debut matches, the tennis player hopes she will be called up to play for the senior team in the future. ‘We called him up as the 17th player,’ the team manager said. Synonyms select, pick, choose; British cap informal give someone the nod See parent entry: call
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