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calling

/ˈkɔː.lɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une forte inclination intérieure ou une vocation pour une carrière, une profession ou un but précis, souvent perçue comme une mission ou un appel., Verbe signifiant téléphoner à quelqu'un, crier pour attirer l'attention ou donner un nom à quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈkɔː.lɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une forte inclination intérieure ou une vocation pour une carrière, une profession ou un but précis, souvent perçue comme une mission ou un appel.

A noun referring to a strong urge or vocation towards a particular career, profession, or purpose.

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  1. B2formal

    A profession or occupation that one is suited for or feels called to do.

    frVocation, métier

    • Teaching is her true calling.
    • He found his calling as a marine biologist.
    • Many people spend their lives searching for their calling.

    Synonymescareercraftline of workoccupationprofessionpursuittradevocation

  2. Strong inner urgeC1formal

    A strong inner feeling or sense of duty to pursue a particular path or vocation.

    frVocation

    • She felt a calling to help the poor and became a nurse.
    • His calling to the priesthood came early in life.
    • Artists often describe their work as a calling rather than a job.

    Synonymesdriveimpulsemissionpromptingpullsummonsurgevocation

  3. Phone callA2informal

    An act of calling someone on the telephone.

    frappel téléphonique

    • I got a calling from my boss about the deadline.
    • She missed the calling because her phone was on silent.
    • He made a quick calling to confirm the appointment.

    Synonymesbuzzcallphone callringtelephone call

Formes
  • callings plural form
  • callings' possessive plural form
  • calling's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

call/kɔːl/A1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant téléphoner à quelqu'un, crier pour attirer l'attention ou donner un nom à quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a telephone call, shouting to attract attention, or naming something.

  1. TelephoneA1formal

    To make a phone call to someone.

    frAppeler (au téléphone)

    • I will call you later tonight.
    • She called her mother to check in.
    • He called the office to confirm the meeting time.

    Synonymesbuzzcall updialphoneringtelephone

  2. Name or LabelA2formal

    To give a name or title to someone or something.

    frnommer, appeler

    • They call him John.
    • What do you call this bird?
    • People call her the Queen of Pop.

    Synonymesbaptizechristendesignatedubentitlelabelnamestyletermtitle

    Antonymesunnamed

  3. Shout or Cry OutA1informal

    To shout or say something loudly to attract attention.

    frappeler (en criant)

    • Call my name if you need help.
    • He called out to his friend across the street.
    • The teacher called the students to line up.

    Synonymesbellowcryexclaimhollerroarscreamshoutyell

    Antonymesmurmurwhisper

  4. Visit BrieflyB1informal

    To make a short visit to a place or person.

    frPasser brièvement

    • I'll call at your house on my way home.
    • The doctor called on the patient yesterday.
    • She called in at the shop for some milk.

    Synonymescome bydrop bypay a visitpop inseevisit

Formes
  • called past participle
  • called past simple
  • calling present participle
  • calls third person singular

Variantes phrasalcall atcall downcall forcall incall offcall oncall outcall up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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