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The meaning of the phrasal verb 'call on'

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phrasal verb with call verb uk /kɔːl/ us to ask formally for someone to do something: call on/upon sb to do sth They called on the company to reverse its decision. If you're ever called upon at work to give a talk, the very prospect of 'getting up there in front of all those people' can be intimidating.

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