call in
/ˈkɔl ˌɪn/
adjective
- Relating to a program or event that allows people to participate by telephone.
- The station has a popular call-in format for its evening talk show.
- The call-in feature lets viewers vote on the winner of the competition.
- They organized a call-in forum for residents to ask questions about the new park.
noun
- A radio or television program in which members of the public phone in to participate or share opinions.
- The radio host took questions from listeners during the call-in segment.
- He listens to the morning call-in show on his way to work.
- She called the station to join the call-in discussion about local politics.
- An instance of phoning a workplace, especially to report an absence or to participate in a meeting remotely.
- He made a call-in to his boss to say he was feeling sick.
- The team had a call-in meeting because several members were working from home.
- Please submit a call-in request if you cannot attend the training session in person.