Ponerse en contacto con alguien por teléfono.
To telephone someone.
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See how the word “llamar” is used in sentences
Luego llamaré a mi amigo. — I will call up my friend later today.
La semana que viene movilizarán a los reservistas. — They will call up the reservists next week.
Esa canción evoca recuerdos de las vacaciones de verano. — That song can call up memories of summer vacations.
¿Puedes llamar a la oficina de mi parte? — Could you call up the office for me?
¿De verdad movilizaron a alguno de tus amigos? — Did they really call up anyone from your friends?
¿Puedes evocar la imagen de aquel día? — Can you call up the image of that day in your mind?
Piensa llamar a sus padres esta tarde. — She plans to call up her parents this evening.
Movilicen mañana a los soldados para el entrenamiento. — Please call up the soldiers for training tomorrow.
A menudo evoco fotos antiguas para recordar mi infancia. — I often call up old photos to remember my childhood.
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