Out-call - English meaning

Out-call – definitions in English dictionary

phrasal verb
To say something in a loud voice
Usage examples:
He used to call out in his sleep., don't just call the answers out - raise your hand., someone in t…

phrasal verb
To ask someone to come in order to do a job, especially when it is an emergency
Usage examples:
We had to call out a doctor., the government called the army out to deal with violent disorder on t…

phrasal verb
To criticize someone or ask them to explain their actions
Usage examples:
Call someone out on something if he did anything wrong, i'd be the first to call him out on it.

noun
An occasion when someone is asked to come to a person's home or to a particular place in order to do a job, help someone, etc.
Usage examples:
Many plumbers charge double for an emergency call-out over the weekend., the mountain rescue servic…

noun
A short piece of text, sometimes printed in a box, that gives information about part of a printed drawing, photograph, document, etc.
Usage examples:
Publishers use call-outs to give emphasis to an important fact or quote., there is a detailed illus…

noun
A public criticism that draws people's attention to something bad about what another person or an organization has said or done
Usage examples:
A call-out can create accountability when an individual or brand understands they were wrong and th…