Call Phrasal Verbs

To criticize, challenge, or demand an explanation from someone regarding a mistake, bad behavior, or false statement.

To ask or signal someone to come to where you are.

To return a phone call regarding a specific topic or using a specific line/platform; or to visit someone again.

To formally ask or request someone to do something, or to draw on a specific quality, skill, or resource.

To pay a short visit to a place, or to cause something to be questioned, doubted, or examined (most commonly in 'call into question').

To make a short, usually informal visit to someone, especially on your way to another place.

To cause something to happen, exist, or be produced; to elicit or evoke a particular reaction, emotion, or quality.

To cause something to exist, happen, or appear, especially an emotion, reaction, or quality; to evoke or elicit.

To reprimand or scold someone severely; or to invoke/request something (such as a blessing or a curse) from a higher power.

To pay a short visit to a person or place, especially while on the way to somewhere else.

To ask or require someone to leave a place, event, or task because they are needed somewhere else, often urgently.

To telephone several different people, businesses, or places, usually to get information, compare prices, or find something.

To make a telephone call to someone, to summon someone for military service or a sports team, or to retrieve/recall information or memories.

To publicly criticize or challenge someone for doing something wrong or unfair; or to shout loudly to get someone's attention.

To formally ask or invite someone to do something, speak, or offer help; or to pay a brief visit to someone.

To cancel a planned event, activity, or agreement, or to order an animal or person to stop attacking or chasing.

To request the help or services of a specialist or authority; to phone a workplace to report an absence (e.

To publicly demand or request that something be done, or to require a particular action, quality, or response.

To return a phone call to someone who called earlier, or to return to a place to see someone.