Call in

/kˈɔːl ˈɪn/

to call in

[phrase form: call]

to make a phone call to a particular place, often one's workplace

to stop for a quick visit

to request for someone's presence at a specific location

to request someone's services or assistance

(in sports) to replace a player, typically due to strategic decisions, injuries, or other factors

to request the return of an item, document, or person

to ask for the repayment of a loan

Example

The employee called in, explaining the reason for his unexpected absence.

She called in to report the technical issue with her computer.

He called in to inform about the change in his travel plans.

She called in to check if there were any urgent messages.

Don't forget to call in and inform them if you'll be late for the meeting.

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