Definition
Definition of callover - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
attendanceDated UK list of names to check who is presentDated UK
- The teacher took a callover of the students.
2.
reviewDated UK quick check or summary of items or eventsDated UK
- We had a callover of the meeting points.
3.
legalDated UK session to allocate trial dates for casesDated UK
- The court held a callover to schedule the trials.
Origin of callover
English, call (summon) + over (above)
Examples of callover in a sentence
The coach reviewed the callover to ensure all players were present. The team did a callover of the project tasks before starting. A quick callover of the agenda helped us stay on track. The judge announced a callover for next week. Lawyers prepared for the upcoming callover.
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- French:appel, récapitulatif, ...
- German:Namensaufruf, Überblick, ...
- Italian:appello, riepilogo, ...
- Spanish:lista de asistencia, repaso, ...
- Portuguese:chamada, revisão, ...
- Chinese:点名册, 快速回顾, ...
- Japanese:点呼, コールオーバー, ...
- Arabic:كَشْف الحُضُور, اِسْتِعْراض, ...
- Hebrew:רְשִׁימַת נוֹכְחוּת, סְקִירָה, ...
- Russian:перекличка, обзор, ...
- Ukrainian:перекличка, огляд, ...
- Hindi:उपस्थिति सूची, कॉलओवर, ...
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