call for

call for

 

call for

(say publicly that something must happen or be done)

  • Health experts call for a ban on all cigarette advertising.

(require something as necessary or appropriate)

  • Success in exams calls for more study.
  • The job calls for computer skills.

call for  British English

(go to a place in order to collect someone or something)

  • We’ll call for you at your house around seven p.m.

call for  American English

(say that something is likely to happen; predict)

  • The weather forecast calls for heavy snow this evening.

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