pozvati
to call; to invite (pozvati se na, to refer to, to cite)
позвонить; позвать, пригласить; вызвать (врача, лифт; pozvati se na — сослаться на)
With stress
pòzvati
In Cyrillic
позвати
Examples from the lessons
pozvati, javiti se, videopoziv, poruka, glasovna poruka
позвонить, связаться (и ответить на звонок), видеозвонок, сообщение, голосовое
Technology & digital lifeIn phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
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Next to it in the phrasebook
- telèfōnphone, telephone
- póziva call; an invitation
- pȍrukaa message; a note left for someone
- dȍpunaa top-up; an addition (to documents, a law)
- bàtērijabattery
- pùnjāčcharger
- zvȁtito call (imperfective; the person in the Acc.)
- jáviti seto answer (the phone); to get in touch
- sȉm kàrticaSIM card
- mòbīlnīa mobile phone, mobile