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a phrase used to request someone to immediately call for an emergency medical service to transport a patient who is suffering from a serious illness or injury to the hospital for medical treatment.

a question used to inquire about the current degree of warmth or coldness of the air or environment, usually expressed in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.

a question that asks if the street is considered secure or free from danger, typically in terms of crime or accidents. 

the response of the body's immune system to a substance that is perceived as foreign, also known as an allergen.

means that all the tickets for an event have been bought, and there are no more available for purchase.

means feeling let down or dissatisfied due to an outcome that did not meet one's expectations or hopes.

a question used to inquire about the name of the person being addressed.

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How do you say “Please call an ambulance.” in British?

“Please call an ambulance.”

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