calls, called, calling
to call on
phrasal verbC
Visit someone, usually for a specific purpose
- 1I will call on my grandmother this weekend.
- 2The doctor called on the patient at home.
This means going to someone's home or place to see them, often because you have a reason, like to talk, help, or ask something. For example, you go to your friend's house to give them a book or to ask for help with homework.
People often call on neighbors to borrow something, like sugar or tools, or to check if they are okay, especially in small communities or when someone is new in the area.
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in a grand hall
A Royal Visit
Mark
I heard the Duke is going to call on the Queen today.
Kenneth
Yes, he's expected to discuss the upcoming gala with her.
Mark
I hope everything goes smoothly during his visit.
Kenneth
I'm sure it will; they always have much to talk about.
at the city hall
A Visit to the Mayor's Office
Mary
I heard you're planning to call on the mayor this afternoon.
Jason
Yes, I need to discuss the new community project with him.
Mary
That's great! Let me know how it goes.
Jason
Will do, I'm hoping for some positive feedback.
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Similar to "to call on":
- 1visit
- 2drop by