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 order to stop attacking, searching etc; [uzaklaştırmak]

Please call your dog off. It’s frightening me.

 call on (tr)

 pay a short visit to a person; [ öyle bir uğrayıvermek]

The manager will call on you to show the new products.

 appeal to or urge sb to do sth; [baş vurmak, bir şey yapması için zorlamak, sıkıştırmak
teşvik etmek]

They are calling upon us to help them.
The Opposition called on the Prime minister to stop arms deal.

 call out (tr)

 summon sb, esp to an emergency; [çağırmak, celbetmek]

The moment the fire broke out I called out the fire brigade.
The National Guard has been called out.

 shout; [ bağırmak]

‘Where shall I put them?’ the little boy called out.

 order or advise (workers) to go on strike; [ (işçileri) greve gitmeleri için çağırmak, tavsiye
etmek]

The union leaders called out the workers.

 call up (tr)

 summon sb for military service, coscript; [ askere çağırmak, celbetmek]

You were lucky not to be called up at the time.
In our country men are called up at the age of twenty.

 telephone sb, ring up; [ telefon etmek ]

I called you up all day long yesterday. –Where were you?

 bring sth back to one’s mind, recall sth; [ hatırlatmak]

This photograph called up memories of my childhood.