1.动员;〔美口〕命令,号召(罢工);唤起
2.向...挑战
3.大声叫喊
4.诱出
5.〈美俚〉请...跳舞
1.动员;〔美口〕命令,号召(罢工);唤起
2.向...挑战
3.大声叫喊
4.诱出
5.〈美俚〉请...跳舞
1.to shout something, especially when you are trying to get someone’s attention
2.to ask a person or organization that provides a service to come and deal with something for you
1.It is as if I were standing in the midst of a crowd and calling out, but the noise makes it impossible for my friends to hear.
这就好比我站在人群当中大声呼喊，好让我的朋友们听到我的声音。
2.Heathcliff rose, and went into the kitchen, and from thence to the yard, calling out for Hareton.
希刺克厉夫站起来，走到厨房去，又从那儿走到院子叫哈里顿。
3.He said the car reached 94 mph before a trooper, calling out instructions from a megaphone, helped him slow down and turn off the engine.
他说，车到达之前，骑兵九十四英里每小时，呼唤从扩音器指示，帮他放慢，关掉引擎。
4.Calling out in return, responding he looked round and saw, over the wall, the head of a beautiful woman over the wall.
答应着，四面看时，却见一个美女的脸露在墙头上，向他一笑，隐去了。
5.If I happened to hear her recorded message there, on one of our off days, calling out the name of a different man, I didn't mind.
如果有时候在我们不打电话的日子里，我碰巧听到她的录音中她说了别的男人的名字，我也不在乎。
6.Nor should you be "calling-out" traditional VC's publicly as if you are really any different for that matter.
另外，出于同样的原因，你也不能公开向传统风险资本家“挑衅”，好像你真与他们有什么不同似的。
7.There was a direct correlation between age and response with the older adults receiving many more responses within a second of calling out.
年龄和回应之间有直接的关系，因为年长者在喊第二声时能收到更多的回应。
8.Fishing boats are streaming into the harbour at dusk, their masters calling out to one another.
黄昏时分渔船驶进港口，船长们互相招呼着。
9.They're calling out to me. This little guy even crawled up in my lap.
它们在呼换我这个小家伙甚至爬到我的膝盖上
10.I love to hear him turning his key in the lock. I love to hear him calling out my name gaspingly as soon as he steps across our threshold.
我喜欢他把钥匙放进门锁的声音，我喜欢听他一进门就喘着气喊我的名字。