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request, bespeak, call for, questverb
express the need or desire for; ask for
«She requested an extra bed in her room»; «She called for room service»
Synonyms:
call for, demand, bespeak, indicate, betoken, gather up, need, postulate, involve, point, bay, require, pick up, quest, necessitate, take, collect, ask, signal, request, invite -
necessitate, ask, postulate, need, require, take, involve, call for, demandverb
require as useful, just, or proper
«It takes nerve to do what she did»; «success usually requires hard work»; «This job asks a lot of patience and skill»; «This position demands a lot of personal sacrifice»; «This dinner calls for a spectacular dessert»; «This intervention does not postulate a patient’s consent»
Synonyms:
require, read, pick up, occupy, subscribe to, withdraw, lead, ingest, inquire, take on, carry, deal, assume, have, hold, choose, study, learn, fill, necessitate, bespeak, invite, imply, consume, drive, hire, posit, consider, need, rent, pick out, collect, quest, contract, adopt, film, remove, demand, gather up, lease, take aim, want, take up, train, strike, use up, select, take, engage, make, claim, regard, enquire, request, get hold of, exact, take away, pack, call for, affect, expect, bring, command, submit, convey, shoot, aim, direct, contend, charter, get, contain, take in, subscribe, involve, acquire, look at, postulate, accept, guide, admit, ask, conduct -
invite, call forverb
request the participation or presence of
«The organizers invite submissions of papers for the conference»
Synonyms:
call for, demand, bespeak, involve, bid, ask for, gather up, need, ask round, tempt, ask over, ask in, take in, receive, pick up, quest, necessitate, pay for, require, take, collect, ask, request, postulate, invite -
collect, pick up, gather up, call forverb
gather or collect
«You can get the results on Monday»; «She picked up the children at the day care center»; «They pick up our trash twice a week»
Synonyms:
gain vigor, cop, pile up, take in, peck, call for, pull in, take, invite, gather, nail, need, amass, lift up, perk up, necessitate, arrest, roll up, get word, quest, nab, percolate, demand, garner, see, receive, accumulate, gather up, postulate, request, compile, require, hoard, pull together, collar, turn around, apprehend, get a line, ask, uplift, involve, find out, intoxicate, pick up, bespeak, elate, catch, learn, get wind, perk, collect, discover, hear
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David Litt:
I liked his call for pairing border security with a path to citizenship for Dreamers and other migrants.
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Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu:
Any time he can call for a meeting, just to get a briefing, and for consultations. This is something that is normal according to the constitution and normal according to Turkish political tradition in the last 50 years, in the future, if there is any constitutional change, we will see. But at the moment this is the division of power which is clear from the perspective of legality and from the perspective of political responsibility.
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Mondaire Jones:
When I became the first person in Congress to call for Justice Breyer to retire now, while President Biden can still appoint a successor, some people asked whether it was necessary, yes. Yes, it is.
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Robert Schapiro:
There have been efforts before to have states call for a constitutional convention. And with regard to certain issues, states have come fairly close, but, given the divided times which we face, and given the broad brush of these amendments, I think it’s unlikely to garner the kind of support that would be necessary actually to reach that two-thirds benchmark.
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Snezana Sjekloca:
I can be on a call for a phone screen today and two days later they are telling me they have an offer from another company.
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Are we missing a good synonym for CALL FOR?
- ask for
- involve
- need
- request
- require
- suggest
- want
- inquire
- lack
- necessitate
- occasion
On this page you’ll find 46 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to call for, such as: ask for, involve, need, request, require, and suggest.
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WORDS RELATED TO CALL FOR
- angle
- appeal
- apply
- beg
- beseech
- bite
- bum
- call for
- charge
- claim
- command
- contend for
- crave
- demand
- entreat
- file for
- hit
- hustle
- implore
- impose
- knock
- levy
- mooch
- order
- petition
- plead
- pray
- promote
- request
- requisition
- seek
- solicit
- sue
- supplicate
- touch
- urge
- accost
- arouse
- ask for
- assert
- beard
- brave
- call for
- call out
- claim
- confront
- cross
- dare
- defy
- demand
- denounce
- exact
- face down
- face off
- face the music
- fly in the face of
- hang in
- impeach
- impose
- impugn
- inquire
- insist upon
- investigate
- invite competition
- make a point of
- make a stand
- object to
- provoke
- query
- reclaim
- require
- search out
- stand up to
- stick it out
- stimulate
- summon
- tax
- test
- throw down the gauntlet
- try
- vindicate
- accosts
- arouses
- asks for
- asserts
- beards
- braves
- calls for
- calls out
- claims
- confronts
- crosses
- dares
- defies
- demands
- denounces
- exacts
- faces down
- faces off
- faces the music
- flies in the face of
- hangs in
- impeaches
- imposes
- impugns
- inquires
- insists upon
- investigates
- invites competition
- makes a point of
- makes a stand
- objects to
- provokes
- queries
- reclaims
- requires
- searches out
- stands up to
- sticks it out
- stimulates
- summons
- taxes
- tests
- throws down the gauntlet
- tries
- vindicates
- accept
- adopt
- appoint
- call for
- cast
- co-opt
- commit oneself
- crave
- cull
- decide on
- designate
- desire
- determine
- discriminate between
- draw lots
- elect
- embrace
- espouse
- excerpt
- extract
- fancy
- favor
- feel disposed to
- finger
- fix on
- glean
- judge
- love
- make choice
- make decision
- make up one’s mind
- name
- opt for
- predestine
- prefer
- see fit
- separate
- set aside
- settle upon
- sift out
- single out
- slot
- sort
- tab
- tag
- take
- take up
- tap
- want
- weigh
- will
- winnow
- wish
- wish for
- accepts
- adopts
- appoints
- calls for
- casts
- co-opts
- commits oneself
- craves
- culls
- decides on
- designates
- desires
- determines
- discriminates between
- draws lots
- elects
- embraces
- espouses
- excerpts
- extracts
- fancies
- favors
- feels disposed to
- fingers
- fix on
- gleans
- judges
- loves
- makes choice
- makes decision
- makes up one’s mind
- names
- opts for
- predestines
- prefers
- sees fit
- separates
- sets aside
- settles upon
- sifts out
- single out
- slots
- sorts
- tabs
- tags
- takes
- takes up
- taps
- wants
- weighs
- wills
- winnows
- wishes
- wishes for
- accepted
- adopted
- appointed
- called for
- cast
- co-opted
- committed oneself
- craved
- culled
- decided on
- designated
- desired
- determined
- discriminated between
- drew lots
- elected
- embraced
- espoused
- excerpted
- extracted
- fancied
- favored
- felt disposed to
- fingered
- fix on
- gleaned
- judged
- loved
- made choice
- made decision
- made up one’s mind
- named
- opted for
- predestined
- preferred
- saw fit
- separated
- set aside
- settled upon
- sifted out
- single out
- slotted
- sorted
- tabbed
- tagged
- tapped
- took
- took up
- wanted
- weighed
- winnowed
- wished
- wished for
- would
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call
( calls plural & 3rd person present) ( calling present participle) ( called past tense & past participle )
1 verb If you call someone or something by a particular name or title, you give them that name or title.
`Doctor…’—`Will you please call me Sarah?’… V n n
Everybody called each other by their surnames. V n by n
♦
called adj v-link ADJ
There are two men called Buckley at the Home Office., …a device called an optical amplifier.
2 verb If you call someone or something a particular thing, you suggest they are that thing or describe them as that thing.
The speech was interrupted by members of the Conservative Party, who called him a traitor… V n n
She calls me lazy and selfish… V n adj
He called it particularly cynical to begin releasing the hostages on Christmas Day… V it adj to-inf
Anyone can call themselves a psychotherapist. V pron-refl n
3 verb If you call something, you say it in a loud voice, because you are trying to attract someone’s attention.
He could hear the others downstairs in different parts of the house calling his name… V n
`Boys!’ she called again. V with quote
Call out means the same as call., phrasal verb
The butcher’s son called out a greeting… V P n (not pron)
The train stopped and a porter called out, `Middlesbrough!’ V P with quote, Also V n P
4 verb If you call someone, you telephone them.
(=phone)
Would you call me as soon as you find out?… V n
A friend of mine gave me this number to call… V n
`May I speak with Mr Coyne, please?’—`May I ask who’s calling?’ V
5 verb If you call someone such as a doctor or the police, you ask them to come to you, usually by telephoning them.
He screamed for his wife to call an ambulance… V n
One night he was called to see a woman with tuberculosis. be V-ed to-inf
6 verb If you call someone, you ask them to come to you by shouting to them.
She called her young son: `Here, Stephen, come and look at this!’… V n
He called me over the Tannoy. V n prep
7 n-count When you make a telephone call, you telephone someone.
I made a phone call to the United States to talk to a friend…, I’ve had hundreds of calls from other victims…
8 verb If someone in authority calls something such as a meeting, rehearsal, or election, they arrange for it to take place at a particular time.
The Committee decided to call a meeting of the All India Congress… V n
The RSC was calling a press conference to announce the theatre’s closure… V n
9 verb If someone is called before a court or committee, they are ordered to appear there, usually to give evidence.
usu passive
(=summon)
The child waited two hours before she was called to give evidence… be V-ed to-inf
I was called as an expert witness. be V-ed prep
10 verb If you call somewhere, you make a short visit there.
A market researcher called at the house where he was living… V prep/adv
Andrew now came almost weekly to call. V
Call is also a noun., n-count
He decided to pay a call on Tommy Cummings.
11 verb When a train, bus, or ship calls somewhere, it stops there for a short time to allow people to get on or off.
The steamer calls at several ports along the way. V prep/adv
12 verb To call a game or sporting event means to cancel it, for example because of rain or bad light.
(AM)
(=call off)
We called the next game. V n
13 n-count If there is a callfor something, someone demands that it should happen.
usu N for n, N to-inf
There have been calls for a new kind of security arrangement…, Almost all workers heeded a call by the trade unions to stay at home for the duration of the strike.
14 n-uncount If there is little or no call for something, very few people want it to be done or provided.
with brd-neg, N for n
(=demand)
`Have you got just plain chocolate?’—`No, I’m afraid there’s not much call for that.’
15 n-sing The callof something such as a place is the way it attracts or interests you strongly.
with poss
(=pull, lure)
16 n-count The call of a particular bird or animal is the characteristic sound that it makes.
…a wide range of animal noises and bird calls.
18 If you say that there is no call for someone to behave in a particular way, you are criticizing their behaviour, usually because you think it is rude.
♦
there is no call for phrase PHR n to-inf, PHR n (disapproval)
(=there is no need for)
There was no call for him to single you out from all the others.
19 If someone is on call, they are ready to go to work at any time if they are needed, especially if there is an emergency.
♦
on call phrase PHR after v, v-link PHR
In theory I’m on call day and night., …a doctor on call.
20 If you call in sick, you telephone the place where you work to tell them you will not be coming to work because you are ill.
♦
to call in sick phrase V inflects
`Shouldn’t you be at work today?’—`I called in sick.’
21
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to call someone’s bluff
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bluff
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to call it a day
→
day
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to call a halt
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halt
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to call something to mind
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mind
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call of nature
→
nature
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to call something your own
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own
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to call something into question
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question
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to call it quits
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quit
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to call a spade a spade
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spade
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to call the tune
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tune
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too close to call
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close call back phrasal verb If you call someone back, you telephone them again or in return for a telephone call that they have made to you.
(=ring back)
If we’re not around she’ll take a message and we’ll call you back… V n P call for
1 phrasal verb If you call for someone, you go to the building where they are, so that you can both go somewhere.
I shall be calling for you at seven o’clock. V P n
2 phrasal verb If you call for something, you demand that it should happen.
They angrily called for Robinson’s resignation… V P n
3 phrasal verb If something calls for a particular action or quality, it needs it or makes it necessary.
(=demand, require)
It’s a situation that calls for a blend of delicacy and force. V P n call in
1 phrasal verb If you call someone in, you ask them to come and help you or do something for you.
Call in an architect or surveyor to oversee the work. V P n (not pron)
2 phrasal verb If you call in somewhere, you make a short visit there.
(=drop in)
He just calls in occasionally… V P
I got into the habit of calling in on Gloria on my way home. V P on n call off phrasal verb If you call off an event that has been planned, you cancel it.
He has called off the trip… V P n (not pron)
The union threatened a strike but called it off at the last minute. V n P call on , call upon
1 phrasal verb If you call on someone to do something or call upon them to do it, you say publicly that you want them to do it.
One of Kenya’s leading churchmen has called on the government to resign… V P n to-inf
2 phrasal verb If you call on someone or call upon someone, you pay them a short visit.
Sofia was intending to call on Miss Kitts. V P n call out phrasal verb If you call someone out, you order or request that they come to help, especially in an emergency.
Colombia has called out the army and imposed emergency measures… V P n (not pron)
I called the doctor out… V n P
The fire brigade should always be called out to a house fire. be V-ed P to n
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call 3 call up
1 phrasal verb If you call someone up, you telephone them.
(mainly AM)
When I’m in Pittsburgh, I call him up… V n P
He called up the museum… V P n (not pron)
Sometimes I’d even call up at 4 a.m. V P
2 phrasal verb If someone is called up, they are ordered to join the army, navy, or air force.
(=draft)
Youngsters coming up to university were being called up… be V-ed P
The United States has called up some 150,000 military reservists. V P n (not pron), Also V n P
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 V-ed P
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call-up call upon
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call on
call box ( call boxes plural ) , call-box
1 n-count A call box is the same as a telephone box.
(BRIT)
2 n-count A call box is a telephone in a box or case, often on a pole, that is at the side of a road and that you can use in emergencies.
(mainly AM)
call centre ( call centres plural )
in AM, use call center A call centre is an office where people work answering or making telephone calls for a particular company. n-count
call girl ( call girls plural ) A call girl is a prostitute who makes appointments by telephone. n-count
call-in ( call-ins plural ) A call-in is a programme on radio or television in which people telephone with questions or opinions and their calls are broadcast.
(AM) n-count
…a call-in show on Los Angeles radio station KABC.
in BRIT, use phone-in
call sign ( call signs plural ) A call sign is the letters and numbers which identify a person, vehicle, or organization that is broadcasting on the radio or sending messages by radio. n-count
call-up ( call-ups plural )
1 adj If a person gets their call-up papers, they receive an official order to join the armed forces.
ADJ n
(=draft)
2 n-count 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.
call waiting
Call waiting is a telephone service that sends you a signal if another call arrives while you are already on the phone. n-uncount oft N n
clarion call ( clarion calls plural ) A clarion call is a strong and emotional appeal to people to do something.
LITERARY n-count
Paine’s words are a clarion call for democracy.
cold call ( cold calls plural & 3rd person present) ( cold calling present participle) ( cold called past tense & past participle )
1 n-count If someone makes a cold call, they telephone or visit someone they have never contacted, without making an appointment, in order to try and sell something.
She had worked as a call centre operator making cold calls for time-share holidays.
2 verb To cold call means to make a cold call.
You should refuse to meet anyone who cold calls with an offer of financial advice. V, Also V n
♦
cold calling n-uncount
We will adhere to strict sales ethics, with none of the cold calling that has given the industry such a bad name.
conference call ( conference calls plural ) A conference call is a phone call in which more than two people take part. (BUSINESS) n-count
There are daily conference calls with Washington.
curtain call ( curtain calls plural ) , curtain-call In a theatre, when actors or performers take a curtain call, they come forward to the front of the stage after a performance in order to receive the applause of the audience. n-count
They took 23 curtain calls.
judgment call ( judgment calls plural )
in BRIT, also use judgement call If you refer to a decision as a judgment call, you mean that there are no firm rules or principles that can help you make it, so you simply have to rely on your own judgement and instinct. n-count
Well, physicians make judgment calls every day.
phone call ( phone calls plural ) If you make a phone call, you dial someone’s phone number and speak to them by phone. n-count
Wait there for a minute. I have to make a phone call.
port of call ( ports of call plural )
1 n-count A port of call is a place where a ship stops during a journey.
Their first port of call will be Cape Town.
2 n-count A port of call is any place where you stop for a short time when you are visiting several places, shops, or people.
INFORMAL The local tourist office should be your first port of call in any town.
reverse charge call ( reverse charge calls plural ) A reverse charge call is a telephone call which is paid for by the person who receives the call, rather than the person who makes the call.
(BRIT) n-count
in AM, use collect call
roll call ( roll calls plural ) , roll-call
1 n-var If you take a roll call, you check which of the members of a group are present by reading their names out.
We had to stand in the snow every morning for roll call.
2 n-sing A roll call of a particular type of people or things is a list of them. (JOURNALISM) N of n
Her list of pupils read like a roll-call of the great and good.
wake-up call ( wake-up calls plural )
1 n-count A wake-up call is a telephone call that you can book through an operator or at a hotel to make sure that you wake up at a particular time.
usu sing
2 n-count If you say that something is a wake-up call to a person or group of people, you mean that it will make them notice something and start to take action.
usu sing, oft N to n
The Ambassador said he hoped the statement would serve as a wake-up call to the government.
Варианты (v1)
Варианты (v2)
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call for [kɔːl fɔː] гл
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призывать
(call)
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требовать, потребовать
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verb | ||
требовать | require, demand, claim, ask, take, call for | |
предусматривать | provide, envisage, cover, call for, reckon for | |
заходить за | come for, call for | |
обязывать | oblige, bind, obligate, bound, engage, call for | |
заходить | call, set, come by, come round, touch at, call for |
Предложения с «call (for)»
I was looking at him, and I asked the boys to call for their mom, because I needed to go to the hospital with him. |
Посмотрев на него, я попросила мальчиков позвать маму, надо было везти его в больницу. |
Those are strong suggestions and your call for individual responsibility is very strong as well, but I’m troubled by one thought, and it’s this: you mentioned, and these are your words, extraordinary Western leadership which led 60-something years ago to the whole discussion about human rights, to the conventions on refugees, etc. |
Довольно смелые предложения, как и ваш призыв к личной ответственности, но меня смущает одна мысль: вы упомянули, цитирую: «исключительное западное руководство», которое 60 с лишнем лет назад привело к дискуссии о правах человека, конвенциях о статусе беженцев и т.д. |
So in 2003, there was an open call for designs for the Bahá’í Temple for South America, this was the first temple in all of South America. |
В 2003 году был открытый конкурс по разработке дизайна бахайского храма в Южной Америке, первого на всей её территории. |
Even when someone does call for empathy and understanding for the other side, the conversation nearly always devolves into a debate about who deserves more empathy. |
Даже когда кто — то призывает к сочувствию и пониманию к другой стороне, разговор почти всегда сводится к тому, кто больше заслуживает сочувствия. |
I listened to their parenting challenges, I listened to their parenting struggles and I listened to their call for help. |
Я выслушивала трудности родителей, слушала об их борьбе и слышала их крик о помощи. |
It’s like last call for alcohol, right? |
Как выпить на посошок. |
This is the final call… for all passengers on flight BA287 to San Francisco. |
Это последнее предупреждение, для всех пассажиров на рейс BA287 в Сан — Франциско. |
Sometimes my friends call for me and we go for a walk. |
Иногда мне звонят друзья и мы идем гулять . |
He was dead before Doc Roe heard the call for a medic. |
Ещё не успели позвать доктора Роу, а он уже был мёртв. |
Such an uncertain future may call for even more uncertain allies. |
Такое неопределенное будущее может потребовать даже более неопределенных союзов. |
I’d rather call for the surgeon and have him cut off my goddamned foot with a saw. |
Я бы скорее вызвал лекаря и велел отпилить мои проклятые ноги. |
People are so terrified of the possibility that some casket makers sell coffins equipped with emergency transmitters to call for help. |
Люди настолько напуганы, что некоторые производители гробов уже оборудуют свою продукцию датчиками вызова помощи. |
Please call for Dr. Jeong from anesthesia and ask the OR to get the operating table ready. |
Позовите анестезиолога доктора Чжон и попросите поскорее подготовить операционный стол. |
However, there’s a word in the Old Testament used to call for silence between passages. |
Однако, в Ветхом Завете есть слово которым призывают к тишине между речами. |
There was no time to call for help so I crawled into the tube and I shut the valve. |
Не было времени звать на помощь поэтому я заполз в тоннель и закрыл вентиль. |
And you didn’t even bother To make an anonymous phone call for help. |
И даже не потрудились сделать анонимный звонок в службу спасения. |
Langdon knew he would call for help, but this was not the place to do it. |
Ученый понимал, что ему придется вызывать подмогу, но церковь была для этого неподходящим местом. |
This is your last call for the third race at Lincoln Fields. |
Последняя возможность поставить на участников третьего забега в Линкольн Филдз. |
Regis pounded his gavel in a call for the floor and was granted it by Cassius. |
Регис ударил своим молоточком по столу, и тут же Кассиус передал ему слово. |
Urgency does not call for changing methods that work for methods that do not work. |
Неотложность не оправдывает смены методов, которые действуют на методы, которые не действуют. |
The pirates had attacked without warning and had not tried to communicate, to call for surrender, to offer terms, anything. |
Пираты нападают без предупреждения, не стараются связаться, предложить сдаться, обсуждать условия сдачи. |
Get the directory and find out which Undertaker’s on call for stillborns. |
Возьмите каталог и узнайте, какие похоронные бюро занимаются мертворожденными. |
There was a phone call for her, and she left the kitchen to take it. |
В этот момент раздался телефонный звонок, и она вышла из кухни ответить на звонок. |
Don’t you have somebody on call for that in case of emergencies? |
Разве у вас нет кого — нибудь для вызова на экстренный случай? |
He was like a guy in a movie who crawls up a desert dune and tries to call for water. |
Он был похож на киногероя, ползущего по песчаным барханам и молящего послать ему воду. |
In conclusion article 14 as adopted does not call for any adaptation to be applicable to crimes. |
Таким образом, статья 14 в существующем виде не требует каких — либо изменений в ее применении по отношению к преступлениям. |
There was a call for UNOPS to report specifically to donors on any major setbacks in 2005, and on change management at the annual session. |
К ЮНОПС был обращен призыв конкретно информировать доноров о любых крупных проблемах в 2005 году и об управлении процессом преобразований на ежегодной сессии. |
Posters in public places such as railway stations and bus stops call for a stand to be taken against racism and xenophobia. |
В общественных местах, таких, как железнодорожные станции и автобусные остановки, вывешиваются плакаты, призывающие к борьбе против расизма и ксенофобии. |
Epidemics, in economics as much as in medicine, call for an immediate and drastic response. |
Эпидемии в экономике, так же как и в медицине, призывают к немедленной и радикальной реакции. |
It is very easy to call for, but much harder to reach within the time frame, the funding restraints and all other design limitations. |
За это очень легко ратовать, но этого гораздо труднее достичь в рамках хронологических сроков, финансовых лимитов и всякого рода других конструктивных ограничений. |
The principles call for the implementation of a system to display the relevant beneficial or adverse effects of water plans. |
Эти принципы предусматривают внедрение системы, наглядно показывающей соответствующие выгоды или негативные последствия, связанные с осуществлением водохозяйственных планов. |
We call for all States to display the political will to implement the Doha Development Agenda and for its full implementation by 2006. |
Мы призываем все государства проявить политическую волю, в том что касается осуществления Дохийской повестки дня в области развития, и полностью выполнить ее к 2006 году. |
The Ad Hoc Working Group believes that it is high time to call for the second round-table meeting of donors. |
Специальная рабочая группа считает, что пришло время организовать вторую встречу доноров за круглым столом. |
It was pointed out that difficulties arising from the complexity and technicality of anti-dumping regulations call for fairer and clearer rules. |
Было указано, что трудности, обусловленные сложностью и узкотехническим характером положений об антидемпинговых мерах, свидетельствуют о необходимости выработки более справедливых и четких правил. |
In that connection, we support Syria’s call for the resumption of the negotiations at the point at which they were interrupted. |
В этой связи мы поддерживаем призыв Сирии к возобновлению переговоров с той отметки, на которой они были прерваны. |
We have called, and continue to call, for discussion of those ideas with the highest degree of frankness and transparency. |
Мы предлагали и предлагаем обсуждать эти идеи с максимальной честностью и открытостью. |
There is a call for everyone to consistently display the highest degree of morality, solidarity and respect for one other’s values and concerns. |
Мы все призваны постоянно проявлять высокие нравственные качества, солидарность и уважение к ценностям и проблемам, волнующих других. |
Such aliens can only be placed in detention if considerations of public order, public policy or national security call for it. |
Такие иностранцы могут быть помещены под стражу лишь в том случае, если этого требуют соображения общественного порядка, государственной политики или национальной безопасности. |
These call for long term approaches to sustain healthy ecosystems. |
Это требует применения долгосрочных подходов к деятельности по поддержанию экосистем в здоровом состоянии. |
We call for that move to be institutionalized. |
Мы призываем закрепить этот шаг в организационном порядке. |
Voices within the United States continue to oppose that policy and to call for it to be changed. |
На территории самих Соединенных Штатов Америки продолжают звучать голоса, осуждающие эту политику и требующие ее изменения. |
Mr. Ag Guidi urged participants to call for concerted action to realize development and democracy. |
Г — н Аг — Гиди настоятельно призвал участников обратиться с призывом к согласованным действиям, направленным на достижение развития и демократии. |
It provides a strong call for intensified commitment to end maternal mortality and morbidity. |
В рамках Инициативы обращается серьезное внимание на необходимость активизации усилий по устранению причин, вызывающих материнскую смертность и заболеваемость. |
We call for implementing commitment to reach women’s empowerment. |
Мы призываем к выполнению обязательств, касающихся расширения прав и возможностей женщин. |
The EU would like to call for renewed efforts to address the dangers posed by the uncontrolled release of radioactive materials. |
И ЕС хотел бы призвать к возобновленным усилиям по преодолению опасностей, порождаемых бесконтрольным высвобождением радиоактивных материалов. |
She was apprised of where to call for help and advice on returning home. |
Ее проинформировали о том, куда ей следует обращаться за помощью и консультациями после возвращения домой. |
Now, boss, if we get to higher ground, I may be able to send out a signal or even a call for help. |
Теперь, босс, если мы поднимемся выше, я смогу послать сигнал, или даже запросить помощь. |
Once again, the call for humanity and justice will not allow that to happen. |
Еще раз: призыв к гуманизму и справедливости не допустит того, чтобы это случилось. |
They further believe that summits should be convened when circumstances call for it. |
Они далее полагают, что, если того потребуют обстоятельства, должны созываться встречи на высшем уровне. |
It does not call for controls on the private ownership of weapons. |
Она не предусматривает установления контроля за оружием, находящимся в частном владении. |
A question does not call for a general discussion and does not give rise to a vote by the Chamber. |
Постановка вопроса не влечет за собой общей дискуссии и не дает оснований для голосования в палате депутатов. |
Call for tenders, Vridi container terminal concession, 30 November 2001. |
30 ноября 2001 года были объявлены торги на передачу в концессию контейнерного терминала Вриди. |
Concealment, partial violations and lies are not trivial matters, and they call for the utmost vigilance. |
Сокрытия, частичные нарушения, лживые заверения не есть невинное дело, и они требуют высочайшей бдительности. |
Dr Falconer, there’s a phone call for you. |
Доктор Фолкнер, вам телефонный звонок. |
We join others in a solemn call for consensus. |
Мы присоединяемся к другим делегациям и обращаемся с официальным призывом к достижению консенсуса. |
This is not a call for total protectionism; the AU’s members should compete fiercely between themselves during this stage. |
Это не призыв к абсолютному протекционизму; на этом этапе страны — члены АС должны жестко конкурировать между собой. |
Furthermore, we call for protected areas to be given special consideration by the international community. |
Далее мы призываем международное сообщество уделить особое внимание вопросу об охраняемых районах. |
Another important element of the Plan was its call for the introduction of a revolving fund mechanism. |
Еще одним важным элементом Плана является содержащийся в нем призыв к введению механизма оборотных средств. |
The Council should respond to his call for continued engagement. |
Совету необходимо дать ответ на обращенный к нему призыв продолжать свое участие. |
These two paragraphs contain certain elements, that is, they call for the abolition of the death penalty in all circumstances. |
В этих двух пунктах содержатся определенные элементы, а именно они призывают к отмене смертной казни в любых обстоятельствах. |
1
as in to demand
to ask for (something) earnestly or with authority
with an eye to the expected rush, the manager called for additional waiters
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
2
as in to seek
to make a request for
called for someone to help with planning the club’s party
1
as in order
to request the doing of by virtue of one’s authority
The bill calls for tighter regulation.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
2
as in require
to have as a requirement
This calls for a toast!
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
3
as in request
to give a request or demand for
The position calls for someone with a master’s degree.
Thesaurus Entries Near call (for)
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“Call (for).” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/call%20%28for%29. Accessed 4 May. 2023.
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