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собира сила за, свикува, доаѓа по, повикува, вика(Am) посетува, пристигнува (брод), телефонира, навраќаn потреба, покана, побарувачка, визита, повик(Am sl) предизвикува (на тепачка)sl критикува* * *(sl) критикува; (n) потреба, барање, кратка посета, побарувачка, повик; (Am) пристигнува (брод), посетува, телефонира, навраќа; (Am sl) предизвикува (на тепачка); извикува, телефонира, разбудува, вика, инсистираn. крик, восклик, довикување;2. повикување, глас;3. повик;4. сигнал;5. повикување (по телефон);6. посета; to pay a call - оди во посетаv. вика, довикува;2. нарекува;3. повикува;4. прекорува, извикува;5. доаѓа (по некој for, посетува (некого on);6. повикува (некого on); се повикува (на некого on)7. разбудува;8. смета;9. праќа покани; to call away - отповикува; to call back - повикува некого да се врати; to call down - довикува2. повикува, приговара3. (сленг) критикува, навредува; to call for - бара2. предвидува; порачува; to call forth - предизвикува, возбудува; to call in - поканува2. бара враќање (на долг)3. повлекува &
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