call in Lithuanian
call in Lithuanian is skambinti, šaukti, pašaukti — call means to contact someone by phone, or to cry out or shout to get attention.
call in Lithuanian
skambinti
(ambitransitive) To contact by telephone.
šaukti
(intransitive) To request, summon, or beckon.
pašaukti
(intransitive) To request, summon, or beckon.
What does "call" mean?
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verb To contact someone by phone, or to cry out or shout to get attention.
"Call me when you get home safely."
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verb To give someone or something a name; to refer to something in a particular way.
"They called their new puppy Max."
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verb To pay a brief visit, or to stop at a place, especially a ship stopping at a port.
"I'll call round tomorrow to pick up the keys."
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verb To predict or officially declare an outcome.
"The pundits called the election for the incumbent hours before the final count."
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call in a sentence
- Call me when you get home safely.
- She called out his name across the crowded station.
- They called their new puppy Max.
- Some people call it a soda; others call it a pop.
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What is "call" in Lithuanian?
"call" in Lithuanian is skambinti, šaukti, pašaukti. call means: To contact someone by phone, or to cry out or shout to get attention.
How do you use "call" in a sentence?
Example: "Call me when you get home safely." In Lithuanian, "call" is skambinti, šaukti, pašaukti.
Are there other ways to say "call" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 3 translations listed for "call": skambinti, šaukti, pašaukti.
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