でんをかけ
Meanings
Expression
Verb (1-dan)
1. to telephone; to make a phone call
Kanji used
electric
to speak
Top 7200
Composed of
telephone call; phone call; telephone (device); phone
to hang up (e.g. a coat, a picture on the wall); to let hang; to put on (e.g. a blanket); to put on top of; to put on (glasses, etc.); to wear (a necklace, etc.); to make (a call)
Examples (40 in total)
Shall I call you up later?
I would like to make a phone call.
Call her tomorrow.
I called him up yesterday.
I called my mother up from the station.
Call up Tom right away.
It is rude of him not to give me a call.
I'll have her call you when she gets back.
Call me before you leave.
A friend of mine called me last night.
She dialed the wrong number.
It was I that phoned him yesterday.
He called his mother up from the airport.
She called me many times.
I called home, but no one was there.
Why didn't you phone before coming?
He called me day after day.
He was busy when I called him up.
Having finished his work, he telephoned his wife.
He never fails to call his mother on her birthday.
The caller refused to give us his name.
Ken calls me every day.
Did you call your friend in Canada?
Maria called her Brazilian mother.
Did anyone call me when I was out?
I will telephone you as soon as they return.
Don't call me when I'm at the office.
She hasn't phoned since she went to London.
If I had known your telephone number, I would have called you.
He asked her to call him later.
In order to make a phone call, I put my hand in my pocket and searched for a coin.
Paula left the room to call her mother.
The question is this: who called her on the phone?
As soon as they return, I will telephone you.
Don't phone me while I'm at the office.
Helen telephoned me that she had arrived in London safely.
He denied the fact of her having called him that evening.
My brother usually calls me from Chicago on Tuesday evenings.
I'll call back at four o'clock.
The international code for calling Italy is 39.