call round
phr. v..phr. v.. to visit someone at their home for a short time, usually without a formal invitation.
phr. v.. to pay a brief, informal visit to a person's residence; typically used in British English to denote a casual social call.
I'll call round later this evening to see how you are.
Since he lives just down the street, he often calls round for a quick cup of tea.
The local vicar would occasionally call round to check on the elderly residents, ensuring they had enough supplies for the winter months.
common in British English; often used with 'to' or 'for' to indicate the purpose of the visit.
contrast with 'call back' (return a phone call) and 'call on' (a more formal visit); note that 'call round' is synonymous with 'drop by' or 'swing by' in American English.
I called round him yesterday.I called round to see him yesterday.this phrasal verb is intransitive regarding the person; you call round (to a place) rather than 'calling round' a person directly.