1. "Now call a cop, I cannot pay.
    “叫警察去吧，我付不起钱。

2. "Well, why don´t you call a policeman?
    “好吧，那你为什么不叫警察？

3. "Perhaps you might seek the advice of men we call griots, respected village elders in their late sixties or seventies or eighties, who could tell you about their village history centuries back."
    “也许你可以去问问那些我们叫作“长老”的男人们，他们都有六十、七十或八十多岁，是村里受尊敬的老人。他们可以告诉你关于他们村庄几个世纪以前的历史。”

4. Unfortunately, I have to be back at my job in the United States, but I could call you every other day.
    可惜我得回美国干我的工作了，但我可以隔天给你打一次电话。

5. Our institutes of technology, built with European and American aid, offered students free room and board, even salary.
    我们的技术学院是用欧洲和美国的援助建造的，向学生们提供免费膳宿，甚至还给发薪水。

6. Oh, we all have friends we can tell important things to, people we can call to say we lost our job or fell on a slippery floor and broke our arm.
    噢，我们都有朋友，可以把大事要事向他们倾诉。我们可以打电话对他们说我们丢了工作，或者说我们在湿滑的地板上摔倒了，跌断了胳膊。

7. The British Board of Film Censors
    英国影片审查委员会.

8. Last spring my wife suggested that I call in a man to look at our lawn mower.
    今年春天，妻子让我请人检查一下我家的割草机。

9. Later we learnt that there was a very important person on board.
    后来我们才得知，飞机上坐了一位非常重要的人物。

10. 11 a.m. The moving company still hasn't arrived. I call Julie. She promises to have the president of the company, Max, personally call me in 10 minutes.
    上午十一点。搬家公司还没有来。我给朱莉打电话。她保证十分钟后让公司的总裁马克斯亲自给我打电话。