call
//kɔːl//
Verb
To cry out or shout to someone in order to summon them or attract their attention
She called to her friend across the street.
To telephone someone or make a phone call
I'll call you tomorrow.
To give a name to someone or something; to describe or refer to as
They decided to call their baby Emma.
To make a brief visit to someone or somewhere
I'll call at your house on my way home.
To announce or declare something officially
The referee called the game due to rain.
Noun
An act of telephoning someone; a telephone conversation
I got a call from my friend yesterday.
A loud cry or shout to attract attention or summon someone
I heard a call for help from the next room.
A brief visit to someone or somewhere
I paid a call on my grandmother yesterday.
A demand or request for something; an appeal or claim
There have been calls for stricter safety regulations.
A decision or judgment made by an official, especially in sports
The referee made a bad call.