have a call

Frequency: 8.060.0 per million words

Often implies an appointment, e.g. 'I have a call at 3'.

callVERB + call (on the telephone)

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have

Examples (10)

  • I can't talk now; I have a call with the client at 3 PM.
  • Sorry I missed you, I had a conference call that ran over.
  • Do you have a call scheduled with the new team lead this week?
  • Let's reschedule, as I have an urgent call I must take.
  • She might have a video call with her family later tonight.
  • He had to leave early because he had an important call with his manager.
  • I've had three back-to-back calls this morning and need a break.
  • We will have a team call every Monday to sync up.
  • I'm free this afternoon since I don't have any calls scheduled.
  • By 5 PM, he will have had his final call of the day.