英语单词短语词组“call for someone”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

call forsomeone

phrasal verbwithcallverb

/kɔːl/us

/kɑːl/

to go to aplaceinordertocollectsomeone:

I'llcallfor you at eight.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Transferring and transporting objects

bear
bearer
bike
bike rack
bore
borne
bring
budge
bus
cargo
convey
haul
post-delivery
putsomething/someonedown
redeliver
redelivery
retransfer
transplant
transport
transportation

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call forsomething

phrasal verbwithcallverb

/kɔːl/us

/kɑːl/

to need ordeserveaparticularaction,remark, orquality:

Thiscallsfor acelebration!

It's thesortofworkthatcallsfor a highlevelofconcentration.

He told you that you were anidiot? Well, I don'tthinkthat was called for(= Ithinkit wasrudeand notdeserved)!

todemandthat somethinghappens:

Members have called for hisresignation.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to ask for something

ask forI asked the waiter for another glass.
requestThe department has requested permission to spend money on new equipment.
apply forWe applied for planning permission to build an extension.
demandPeople are demanding the right to return to their homes.
appeal forThe prime minister appealed for calm.
call forA group of religious leaders are calling for an end to racism and injustice in the city.

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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Essential or necessary

basically
basis
be a question ofdoing somethingidiom
box ticking
business-critical
dependence
elemental
if/when push comes to shoveidiom
incumbent
indispensable
inhere insomething
inherent
necessity
need
needed
needful
non-discretionary
owe
symbiotically
warrant

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Giving orders & commands

(Definition ofcall for someonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

call for someone| American Dictionary

call forsomeone

phrasal verbwithcallverb

/kɔl/

(COME TO GET)

to go to aplaceinordertomeetsomeone andtraveltogether to anotherplace:

He’ll call for you at seven andbringyou to therestaurant.

call forsomething

phrasal verbwithcallverb

/kɔl/

(SUGGEST STRONGLY)

tosuggeststronglythat something shouldhappenor isnecessary:

Manyminorityleaderscalled for theimmediateresignationof thepolicecommissioner.

Talking that way toyourparentsjust wasn’t called for(= wasextremeand notnecessary).

call for sth| Business English

call for sth

phrasal verbwithcallverb

/kɔːl/us

to saypubliclythat something shouldhappenor isnecessary:

call for a ban/inquiry/investigation, etc.They called for aninvestigationinto how theinvestmentswere made and who isresponsible.

He called for theresultsof thesurveyto be madepublic.

单词	call for someone
释义	call forsomeone phrasal verbwithcallverb uk /kɔːl/us /kɑːl/ B1 to go to aplaceinordertocollectsomeone: I'llcallfor you at eight. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Transferring and transporting objects bear bearer bike bike rack bore borne bring budge bus cargo convey haul post-delivery putsomething/someonedown redeliver redelivery retransfer transplant transport transportation See more results » call forsomething phrasal verbwithcallverb uk /kɔːl/us /kɑːl/ to need ordeserveaparticularaction,remark, orquality: Thiscallsfor acelebration! It's thesortofworkthatcallsfor a highlevelofconcentration. He told you that you were anidiot? Well, I don'tthinkthat was called for(= Ithinkit wasrudeand notdeserved)! C2 todemandthat somethinghappens: Members have called for hisresignation. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to ask for something ask forI asked the waiter for another glass. requestThe department has requested permission to spend money on new equipment. apply forWe applied for planning permission to build an extension. demandPeople are demanding the right to return to their homes. appeal forThe prime minister appealed for calm. call forA group of religious leaders are calling for an end to racism and injustice in the city. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Essential or necessary basically basis be a question ofdoing somethingidiom box ticking business-critical dependence elemental if/when push comes to shoveidiom incumbent indispensable inhere insomething inherent necessity need needed needful non-discretionary owe symbiotically warrant See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Giving orders & commands (Definition ofcall for someonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) call for someone\| American Dictionary call forsomeone phrasal verbwithcallverb us /kɔl/ (COME TO GET) to go to aplaceinordertomeetsomeone andtraveltogether to anotherplace: He’ll call for you at seven andbringyou to therestaurant. call forsomething phrasal verbwithcallverb us /kɔl/ (SUGGEST STRONGLY) tosuggeststronglythat something shouldhappenor isnecessary: Manyminorityleaderscalled for theimmediateresignationof thepolicecommissioner. Talking that way toyourparentsjust wasn’t called for(= wasextremeand notnecessary). (Definition ofcall for someonefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) call for sth\| Business English call for sth phrasal verbwithcallverb uk /kɔːl/us to saypubliclythat something shouldhappenor isnecessary: call for a ban/inquiry/investigation, etc.They called for aninvestigationinto how theinvestmentswere made and who isresponsible. He called for theresultsof thesurveyto be madepublic. (Definition ofcall for sthfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/call-for##
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