Call at
/kɔːl ət/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To stop by briefly at a place, usually used in the context of ships visiting ports or trains arriving at stations.
- The cruise ship will call at several Caribbean islands during its itinerary.
- The train calls at most major stations between Boston and New York.
2. To pay a brief visit to someone or a location, often for a specific purpose.
- He promised to call at my office to discuss the contract tomorrow.
- The inspector will call at the factory next week for the annual audit.
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