| 词汇 | call in |
| 释义 | call in [phrasal verb] 1 a : to make a telephone call to a place (such as the place where you work)打电话到（工作单位等） She called in sick yesterday. [=she telephoned the place where she works to say that she was sick and would not be coming to work]昨天她打了电话来请病假。 b : to make a telephone call to a radio or television program打电话（给电台或电视台栏目组） Thousands of people called in to make a donation.数千人给栏目组打电话捐款。 Many people have called in (to the show) with questions about the new law.很多人打电话（给栏目组）咨询关于新法的问题。 — see also call-in c call (something) in or call in (something) : to deliver (something, such as a message) by making a telephone call打电话（送某物，如带信） He called in an order for pizza.他打电话叫了一份比萨饼外卖。 2 : to go in somewhere to make a visit到…拜访 — often + on I called in on an old friend [=I visited an old friend] while I was in New York on business.我在纽约出差时去拜访了一位老友。 3 call (something) in or call in (something) a : to say that something that has been given or sent should be returned召回；要求退回 The manufacturer has called in all its defective products.厂家已召回它所生产的全部有缺陷的产品。 b : to demand payment of (a loan)要求付清（贷款） The bank has called in the loan.银行要求还清贷款。 4 call (someone) in or call in (someone) : to ask for the help or services of (someone)请求（某人）帮助；召来，叫来（服务） They may have to call in a mediator to settle the strike.他们可能只得请求调停人来平息这场罢工。 Rescue workers have been called in to help search for survivors.救援人员接到请求帮助搜寻幸存者。 call |
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