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video call
[ vid-ee-oh kawl ]
noun
- an act or instance of communicating with one or more people using a smartphone, mobile device, webcam, etc., to transmit and receive both audio and video.
verb (used with or without object)
- to communicate with (one or more people) by using a smartphone, computer, etc., to transmit and receive audio and video: Employees working remotely are expected to videocall into the department meetings with the collaboration app.
It would be nice if the grandkids lived closer, but at least we video call each other pretty often.
Employees working remotely are expected to videocall into the department meetings with the collaboration app.
video call
noun
- a call made via a mobile phone with a camera and a screen, allowing the participants to see each other as they talk
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Origin of video call1
Example Sentences
“I got set hair,†says Garcia on our video call, somewhat apologetically.
People had to attend hospital treatments alone, go months without seeing some of their closest friends and relatives, and say their final farewells to loved ones over video call - in some cases without being able to attend their funerals.
"When she had a birthday and her father ate a birthday cake over a video call, we explained to her that he couldn't be with us as he was defending Ukraine from the Russians."
The Times spoke to Scott, Lower and Lachman on a video call, and Erickson and Stiller in separate calls, to discuss the tense cliffhanger, the classic film that inspired a key moment and hopes for Season 3, which Apple TV+ has not officially announced.
“In this Microsoft paper, they cannot show that they can really operate it,†Klinovaj told Salon in a video call.
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