What does "call-in" mean?

`n.`The act of calling someone to come to a place or situation.; A radio or television program where listeners or viewers can phone in to discuss a topic. `v.`To request someone to come to a place or situation.; To phone a radio or television program to express an opinion or ask a question.; To report for duty or work.

How do you pronounce "call-in"?

The pronunciation is /[ˈkɒl ɪn]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

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call-in

[미국]/[ˈkɒl ɪn]/

[영국]/[ˈkɔːl ɪn]/

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한국어 번역

Word Forms

복수형

calls-in

구문 및 연어

call-in show

call-in number

call-in question

call-in line

call-in opportunity

call-in service

call-in time

call-in guest

call-in now

예문

we encourage listeners to call-in with their questions about the new policy.

the show featured a call-in segment where viewers could share their experiences.

if you have a problem, feel free to call-in and speak to the expert.

the station received a high volume of call-in requests regarding the contest.

many people call-in to the radio show to offer their opinions on current events.

the therapist offered a call-in line for patients to ask for advice.

due to technical difficulties, we had to temporarily suspend the call-in period.

the company held a call-in meeting to address employee concerns.

the doctor announced a weekly call-in hour for patients with general inquiries.

the politician held a call-in session to engage with voters directly.

we'll be taking call-in questions throughout the broadcast.