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Перевод: call
[прилагательное] позывной; [существительное] крик ; голос ; зов ; окрик ; оклик ; сигнал ; позывной ; дудка ; манок ; перекличка ; призыв ; вызов ; приглашение; соединение; телефонный вызов; влечение; призвание; визит ; краткий визит; заход в порт; остановка на станции; требование; спрос ; требование уплаты долга; нужда ; необходимость ; объявление; предложение; [глагол] звать; позвать; окликать; будить; называть; назвать; давать имя; прозвать; обзывать; обозвать; созывать; зазывать; кликать; вызывать; призывать; навещать; заходить; звонить по телефону; считать
Тезаурус:
- He didn't, and said he'd call you and wouldn't leave a name.
- "Don't ye dare call me that, ye bloody cow!" he roared, half-raising his fist.
- A uniform call for special deposits, it was argued, could upset their foreign business very substantially.
- This is a design that I call "Bubbles", which describes the overall look of the design, without exceeding the eight letters allowed for a name within the Creation 5 programme.
- But few Labour MPs privately believed Mr Kinnock had the appetite to continue, and a number of backbenchers were prepared publicly to call for his resignation.
- The country was spared the follies that all too often accompany the first six months of a new government while tyro-ministers clamber up what the Civil Service likes to call their learning-curve.
- Political analysts expect the Labor government to call the poll some time in February, about five weeks before it is held.
- TGWU national secretary Jack Dromey warned the unions would resist any attempt to close the base and call for an independent inquiry.
- Potential sponsors should call Denise Summers on 0494 725544.
- Look, that's what we call a "goat"."
- There's no joining fee and all you have to do is call .
- A telephone call reported a device had been placed on one of the SVR train-sets.
- He left them in his wake and when a little distance separated them from him, he heard one call out to him.
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