呼

to call out (to)

call

breathing

hailing each other

call

to call out to

artificial respiration

name

respiratory organs

pump-priming

popular name

to call (someone) to (the door, phone, etc.)

call

calling repeatedly (e.g. someone's name)

calling (someone a thief, coward, etc.)

ah!

aaah!

main attraction

roll-call

known as ...

loud cry

way of calling (something or someone)

macro call

addressing (someone) without using a suffix such as "-san" or "-chan" (considered impolite)

whistle

whistle

to capture public interest

to call in

exhaled air

to call each other

to call out (for someone)

peddling

outgoing call

unasked for

unasked for

to call (someone) to come

to be called out

being invited

to send for (doctor, etc.)

called program

calling program

call

call

to call out

to call out

to call out

lengthening a vowel (e.g. as in Kansai dialect)

beckoning

access mode

highest ranked usher

(writ of) summons

to call for someone's participation

in response

to call each other's names

vocative case

calling side

caller

gathering (esp. troops)

to call together

manual calling (e.g. in data network)

to be the subject of attention

to call in

barker

Content Addressed Memory

hailing distance

crying out

dynamic access

auto-call

to call

access time

to call the doctor

offered load

procedure call

ringtone

being widely talked about as a prominent prospect (for)

widely viewed as a prominent prospect (for)

after a short pause

short pause

to be up-to-date

nominal price

call processing

new call

breath test

sound shift (esp. in historical kana)

incoming call

second highest usher

recollection

to attract public attention

to wake (someone) up (by calling for them)

to call (someone) back

internal respiration

to send for

announcement calling for someone (e.g. "would XX please come to the ticket counter")

promoter

telephone number at which person without a phone can be reached

recursive call

random access

respiratory failure

function call

to call back

calling sequence

to call recursively

sequential access

oral respiration

to get along

to synchronise the breathing with the opponent prior to the start of a match

external respiration

breathing techniques

call instruction

shortening a vowel

to (call and) stop

to make a splash

to become accustomed to calling (e.g. someone by a certain name)

sound shift (esp. in historical kana)

liberty (of a stone in go)

branchial respiration

to wake up (someone; by calling out)

artificial respiration technique

calling bird (esp. a cuckoo)

pulling body slam

anaerosis

anaerobic respiration

special call-up

pronunciation of ha-column sounds in non-initial positions as wa-column sounds

denghu (phonetic method of classifying Chinese finals)

reference (function) call

respiratory movement

bell (used for summoning or signalling)

hyperventilation

call control

respiratory function

birds of a feather flock together

called NS user

called SS user

called TS user

pulmonology

artificial respirator

Hohhot (China)

appellation

blocking ratio

respiratory organs

verbal check (esp. on railroads)

pneumatophore

pointing and calling (occupational safety method)

automatic calling unit

pointing and calling (occupational safety method)

campaign to replace bōsōzoku-related terms with less "cool"-sounding alternatives

shout with a loud voice

desalting (drawing salt) from salted food

direct call facility