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●ˌcall ˈin1. [+ adv/prep] (especially BrE) to visit a place or a person for a short time, usually when you are going somewhere else （顺道短暂）拜访，来访◆He called in at the office before he left for London.
他去伦敦前来了趟办公室。◆She often calls in for a chat.
她经常顺路进来聊会儿天。SYN drop in (on sb/at…) (informal) 2. to telephone the place where you work 打电话到（工作单位）◆She called in sick this morning (= telephoned to say that she was ill / sick and would not be coming to work).
她今天早晨打电话请了病假。3. to make a telephone call to a radio or television programme 打电话到（广播或电视节目）◆Many listeners called in to complain.
很多听众打电话来投诉。[v + adv]▸ ˈcall-in noun (NAmE)
a television or radio show in which people can phone to talk to people on the show, ask questions, give their opinions, etc. （电视或广播的）电话接入节目◆a call-in show
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