at call meaning

• [American slang]
  adj. or adv. phr. 1. Ready or nearby for use, help, or service; on request. Thousands of auto insurance agents all over the country are at the insured person's call, wherever he may travel. 2. At the word of command; at an order or signal. The dog was trained to come at call.
  
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  [Business]
  adverb

  (Finance )

  used to describe money that has been lent but must be paid back immediately if the person who lent the money asks for it back:

  The sum will be lent at call.

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  [Economics]
  Denoting secured money that has been lent on a short-term basis and must be repaid immediately on demand. Discount houses in the City of London are the main borrowers of money at call.

• The doctors in our hospital are at call day and night
• Money put into the credit cards is at call
• Money put into the credit cards is at call
• The most traditional form of bank financing is bank deposits, both at call and fixed deposits
• In self-evaluation, I look back at calls myself.
• Edelman and Balk have been toiling at Call Again for two decades.
• Gumbleton has acted as a keynote speaker at Call to Action conferences.
• E-mail and Internet communications are gradually adding new twists at call centers.
• Still, they balked at calls for a new, centralized European intelligence agency.
• Dirk Heerdegen said about 270 jobs would go at call centers in Hamburg and Munich.

• "at call" meaning in Chinese: 即期付款
• "at call" meaning in Japanese: 呼び声に応じて、（呼び出しにすぐに応じられるように）待機｛たいき｝して、要求あり次第｛しだい｝、請求次第支払われる、...
• "at call" meaning in Russian: наготове, к услугам
• "at call" meaning in French: selon la demande, selon le besoin