calling (on or upon) (Meaning)

calling (on or upon)

No meaning found for this word.

The hikers called upon their guide for assistance in navigating the treacherous terrain.
The students called on their professor to clarify a complex concept during the lecture.
The President called upon all citizens to unite during this time of crisis.
The doctor called on the nurse to administer medication to the patient.
The lawyer called on the witness to testify during the trial.
The parents called upon their children to be respectful and responsible members of the household.
The city council called on residents to participate in the upcoming election.
The CEO called on his team to work together to achieve the company's goals.
The protesters called upon the government to address their concerns about social inequality.
The churchgoers called on their pastor for spiritual guidance and support.

dropping in (on), seeing,visiting, looking up,seeking (out),dropping by

ignoring,brushing (aside or off),snubbing,cold-shouldering

The hikers called upon their guide for assistance in navigating the treacherous terrain.

The students called on their professor to clarify a complex concept during the lecture.

The President called upon all citizens to unite during this time of crisis.

The doctor called on the nurse to administer medication to the patient.