No. 5,644 in French
call
The French word "call" does not exist; you may be referring to the English word "call." In French, "call" might correspond to "appel" (a phone call) or "appeler" (to call).
In a sentence
Je vais appeler mon ami ce soir.
I am going to call my friend tonight.
In this sentence, 'appeler' (to call) is used to indicate making a phone call to someone.
Son comportement appelle une réponse immédiate.
His behavior calls for an immediate response.
Here, 'appelle' (calls for) is used metaphorically to mean demanding or requiring attention or action.
Lors de l'accident, personne n'a appelé à l'aide.
During the accident, no one called for help.
In this instance, 'appelé' (called) indicates calling out or shouting to seek assistance.
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