roll call

See also: rollcall

English

Noun

roll call (plural roll calls)

1. the reading aloud of a list of names, and subsequent responses, in order to determine who is present or absent
2. the time of day fixed for such an event
3. such an event in a legislative body in order to determine if a quorum exists

Translations

reading of a list of names and responses

• Danish: appel (da) c
• Dutch: appel (nl), naamafroeping
• Finnish: nimenhuuto (fi)
• French: appel (fr) m, appel nominal m
• German: Appell (de) m
• Hungarian: névsorolvasás (hu)
• Irish: glaoch rolla m
• Italian: appello (it) m
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• Portuguese: chamada (pt)
• Romani: prezenta
• Romanian: prezenta (ro) f
• Russian: перекли́чка (ru) f (pereklíčka), сбор (ru) m (sbor)
• Spanish: lista de presentes f
• Ukrainian: перекличка f (pereklyčka)

time of day for the event

• Finnish: nimenhuuto (fi)
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such an event in a legislative body

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Anagrams

• call roll