Definitions

[1] n. 职业, 行业, 呼唤, 召集

[2] [计] 呼叫

[3] [经] 停泊, 访问, 职业

[ 'kɒ:liŋ ]

1. He got mad at me for calling him Shorty.
   我把他叫做「矮子」，他就氣得不得了。
2. He heard someone calling for help.
   他聽到某人叫救命。
3. Someone is calling you.
   有人在叫你。
4. Most Americans do not object to my calling them by their first names.
   大多数美国人似乎不反对我直呼其名。
5. I heard someone calling my name.
   我聽見有人叫我的名字。
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6. Someone is calling for help.
   有人在呼救。
7. How about calling it a day?
   今天就做到這裡如何?
8. I've tried calling him all day, but the line is busy.
   我整天都在打電話給他，但是卻打不通。
9. As commercial and cultural contacts between East and West developed, Arab and Persian traders began calling on China along the Silk Road in increasing numbers.
   隨著東西方之間的貿易及文化往來日漸發展，越來越多的阿拉伯和波斯商人開始沿著絲路拜訪中國。
10. Don't bother calling security.
    别麻烦保安了。
11. I'm calling them back.
    我在叫他们回来。
12. Dan had started calling Linda almost a year before they met up.
    丹在与琳达见面前打了几乎一年电话。
13. Sorry for calling you so early.
    对不起我那么早打电话给你啊。
14. Everyone's used to calling Shanghai "Módū" and calling Beijing "Dìdū".
    大家习惯把上海称为魔都，把北京称为帝都。
15. Everyone's used to calling Shanghai "Módū" and calling Beijing "Dìdū".
    大家习惯把上海称为魔都，把北京称为帝都。
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