Your call meaning
What does the saying 'Your call' mean?
Idiom: Your call
Meaning:
If something is your call, it is up to you to make a decision on the matter.
Examples:
In a casual conversation:
"We can either go to the cinema or stay in and watch a movie. It’s your call."In a classroom setting:
"You can choose to write an essay or give a presentation for your final project. It’s your call."
- During a team meeting:
"We’ve discussed all the possible solutions. Now, it’s your call to decide which path we take."While planning an event:
"We can either have a formal dinner or a casual barbecue. It’s your call.
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See also:
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