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He called out for help．他大声呼救。
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看望，来找（某人）：
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Mary called to take her to the theatre．玛丽来带她去剧场。
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I’m sorry to call late．对不起我这么晚来。
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Did anyone call when I was out？我不在家时有人来找过我吗？
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给（某人）打电话（多作及物动词）：
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I called him this morning but he was out．我今天早上给他打电话，但他不在家。
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He called me from New York．他从纽约给我打电话来。
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I’ll call you long distance tonight．我今晚给你打长途（电话）。
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也可用于call on，表示拜访：
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I called on Mr. Brown this morning．今天早上我去拜访了布朗先生。
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I hope to call on you at your office at three o’clock today．我希望今天三点到你办公室看你。
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203 called—named
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called和named都可表示某人叫什么名字。
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在日常口语中多用called：
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She’s called Mary．她的名字叫玛丽。
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What is this thing called？这东西叫什么？
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He was reading a book called The Way of All Flesh．他在看一本书，书名是《众生之道》。
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named在日常口语中用得不多，多用在书面语中：
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The place was named Bethel．这地方名叫巴瑟尔。
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Did you ever hear of a painter named Raphael？你听没听说过一个名叫拉斐尔的画家？
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Anna had a boyfriend named James．安娜有个男朋友名叫詹姆斯。
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204 can—could—be able to
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can和could都是情态动词，都和动词原形构成谓语。can的否定式为cannot（不能分开写），在口语中多用can’t这个形式，在英国读作/kɑːnt/，在美国读作/kænt/。could的否定式为could not，常可紧缩为couldn’t，读作/ˈkudnt/。
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