英语词汇“called-for”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

called-for adj. (a) that has been requested or asked for; summoned, ordered; (b) that is required, necessary, or appropriate; cf. to call for —— 1a at call v. Phrasal verbs 2, uncalled adj. 3.

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1748 S. Richardson Clarissa VI. xxi. 69 The called for tea was ready presently.

1831 United Service Jrnl. 542 We may all admit that a ‘Staff Surgeon’ is a very good, a very correct, and a very called for, medical officer in a town or in a city where a larger garrison than one or two regiments is usually stationed.

1880 Rep. Foreign Corr. 4 in Trans. Grand Lodge Masons N.Y. The Grand Secretary would be expected to appear before any committee when so summoned, with called-for books or papers.

1914 E. S. Rogers Good Will Trade-marks 260 Many do not content themselves with persuasion, but sometimes pass off without explanation a substitute for the called-for goods.

1963 Bull. Atomic Scientists 36/1 Here the present levels of exposure to radionuclides are considered and the question of called-for countermeasures reviewed.

1994 Washington Post 3 July d5/5 Weaver, disdaining the called-for expletive, retorted, ‘I know, Skipper, but they're tapping the tar out of me’.

2009 Homecare Direct. (Nexis) Jan. 1 If a called-for item is not on the list, first determine whether it truly is a medical supply.

单词	called-for
释义	> as lemmas called-for called-for adj. (a) that has been requested or asked for; summoned, ordered; (b) that is required, necessary, or appropriate; cf. to call for —— 1a at call v. Phrasal verbs 2, uncalled adj. 3. ΚΠ 1748 S. Richardson Clarissa VI. xxi. 69 The called for tea was ready presently. 1831 United Service Jrnl. 542 We may all admit that a ‘Staff Surgeon’ is a very good, a very correct, and a very called for, medical officer in a town or in a city where a larger garrison than one or two regiments is usually stationed. 1880 Rep. Foreign Corr. 4 in Trans. Grand Lodge Masons N.Y. The Grand Secretary would be expected to appear before any committee when so summoned, with called-for books or papers. 1914 E. S. Rogers Good Will Trade-marks 260 Many do not content themselves with persuasion, but sometimes pass off without explanation a substitute for the called-for goods. 1963 Bull. Atomic Scientists 36/1 Here the present levels of exposure to radionuclides are considered and the question of called-for countermeasures reviewed. 1994 Washington Post 3 July d5/5 Weaver, disdaining the called-for expletive, retorted, ‘I know, Skipper, but they're tapping the tar out of me’. 2009 Homecare Direct. (Nexis) Jan. 1 If a called-for item is not on the list, first determine whether it truly is a medical supply. extracted from calledn.adj. < as lemmas
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