call out

call out
I 1. transitive verb
alarmieren [Truppen]; rufen [Wache]; zum Streik aufrufen [Arbeitnehmer]
2. intransitive verb
see academic.ru/10284/call">call 1. 1)
II noun
Einsatz, der

the call out could come at any time — es kann jederzeit eine Einsatzanforderung kommen

call out fee/charge — Anfahrtskosten Pl.

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◆ call out
I. vt
1. (shout)
▪ to \call out out ⇆ sth etw rufen
to \call out out ⇆ sth to sb jdm etw zurufen
to \call out out obscenities [at sb] [jdn an]pöbeln fam
2. (put into action)
to \call out out the fire brigade/national guard die Feuerwehr/Nationalgarde alarmieren
3. (order to strike)
▪ to \call out sb ⇆ out jdn zum Streik aufrufen
▪ to \call out out ⇆ sth etw aufrufen
▪ to \call out out ⇆ sb's name jdn [o jds Namen] aufrufen
II. vi (shout) rufen; (yell) aufschreien
he \call outed out in pain er schrie vor Schmerzen auf
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1. vi
rufen, schreien
2. vt sep
1) names aufrufen; (= announce) ansagen
2) doctor rufen; troops, fire brigade alarmieren
3) (= order to strike) zum Streik aufrufen
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call out
A v/t
1. ausrufen, Namen etc aufrufen
2. Militär, Polizei etc
a) aufbieten
b) alarmieren
3. Fähigkeiten etc wachrufen, wecken
4. zum Streik aufrufen
B v/i rufen, (auf)schreien:
call out for help um Hilfe rufen
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I 1. transitive verb
alarmieren [Truppen]; rufen [Wache]; zum Streik aufrufen [Arbeitnehmer]
2. intransitive verb
see call 1. 1)
II noun
Einsatz, der

the call out could come at any time — es kann jederzeit eine Einsatzanforderung kommen

call out fee/charge — Anfahrtskosten Pl.

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v.
herausrufen v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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