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n. 1. тусламж дуудах, орилох. 2. уриа. 3. утсаар ярих. 4. мал, амьтан, шувууны дуугарах. 5. айлаар ороод гарах. 6. дуудлага. Which doctor is on \call tonight? Орой дуудлаганд хэн эмч гарах вэ? v. 1. \call (out) to sb (for sth); \call (sth) (out) дуудах. I called him but he didn't hear me. Би түүнийг дуудсан боловч тэр намайг сонссонгүй. 2. дуудаж авчрах, утсаар дуудах. \call the police цагдаа дуудах. 3. \call (in/ round) (on sb/ at...) (for sb/ sth) очих, ороод гарах. Let's \call (in) on John/ at John's house. Жоныхоор ороод гарья. 4. утасдах, утсаар ярих. 5. зарлах. \call a meeting хурал зарлах. 6. сэрээх. Please \call me at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. Намайг маргааш өглөө долоон цагт сэрээгээрэй. 7. нэрлэх, дуудах, нэр өгөх. His name is Richard but we \call him Dick. Түүнийг Ричард гэдэг гэхдээ бид Дик гэж дууддаг. call back 1. араас дуудах. 2. ороод гарах. 3. дараа утасдах, эргэж ярих. call by дайраад/ орох гарах. call sth down on sb ууры нь хүргэх, хилэгнүүлэх. call for sth шаардах. The situation \calls for prompt action. Байдал шуурхай арга хэмжээ авахыг шаардаж байна. call sth forth бий болгох; хүргэх. His speech \called forth an angry response. Түүний хэлсэн үг бусдын дургүйцлийг хүргэв. call sb in дуудаж ирүүлэх. \call in a doctor эмч дуудах. call sth off болиулах. The match was \called off because of bad weather. Тэнгэр муухай байсан учраас тэмцээн болсонгүй. \call your dog off! Нохойгоо хорь! call on/ upon sb (to do sth) хийхийг хүсэх/ гуйх. Opposition groups have \called on the government to change the tax laws. Сөрөг хүчнийхэн засгийн газраас татварын хууль өөрчлөхийг хүсэв. call sb out 1. тусламж хүсэх. 2. эсэргүүцлийг зогсоохыг хүсэх/ зөвлөх. Miners were \called out on strike by union leaders. Yйлдвэрчний эвлэлийн удирдагчид уурхайчдаас ажил хаялтаа зогсоохыг хүсчээ. call sb/ sth up 1. утасдах. 2. эргэн санах. 3. эргэж ашиглах. 4. цэргийн албанд дуудах.
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