英语词组call around是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

call around

1. To call multiple places or people to try to get information about something. Oh, thank goodness you're OK! I've been calling around trying to find out where you were! I have no idea why the street is closed, but I'll call around and get some answers.

2. To invite someone to one's home. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "call" and "around." I do want Bill to see our new place! I've called him around many times, but he's always busy.

call around (about someone or something)

to telephone a number of different people in succession about something. I'll call around about Tom and see if I can find out anything.

call around

1. To telephone several people, usually to get or give some information: I called around to all the hospitals trying to locate my injured friend.

2. To invite someone for a visit, especially by calling them on the telephone: I've been trying to call you around for dinner, but you never seem to be home!

词组	call around
释义	Phr V call around calls, calling, called call around mainly American to telephone several people, often in order to find out information I'll call around and see if anyone's free on Saturday. phrasecall around1. call around/round to go to someone's house for a short time to visit them: Is it all right if I call round again some time next week?call around to do sth Her 20-year-old son, Neil, calls around to visit her regularly.2. call around especially AmE to telephone different people or businesses in order to get information: Kurt had to call around for a while, but he finally found someone who can fix our washer today.+ to I started calling around to different farmers to see what kind of prices I could get for fresh produce.■ SIMILAR TO: ring round/around BrE, phone round/around call around 1. To call multiple places or people to try to get information about something. Oh, thank goodness you're OK! I've been calling around trying to find out where you were! I have no idea why the street is closed, but I'll call around and get some answers. 2. To invite someone to one's home. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "call" and "around." I do want Bill to see our new place! I've called him around many times, but he's always busy. call around (about someone or something) to telephone a number of different people in succession about something. I'll call around about Tom and see if I can find out anything. call around v. 1. To telephone several people, usually to get or give some information: I called around to all the hospitals trying to locate my injured friend. 2. To invite someone for a visit, especially by calling them on the telephone: I've been trying to call you around for dinner, but you never seem to be home!
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