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put someone on the line (Secretary: Just a moment, I'll put him on the line. • I'll put him on the line. Could you hold on, please? 4uzhoj); put someone on the phone with (someone else: "I'll put you on the phone with the guy in charge of the warehouse," the agent told him. • Management, to not hurt their store metric rating for credits applied to accounts, even made us use the tactic of "I'll put you on the phone with customer service to take that service off your account that you didn't authorize" to take care of upset customers instead of doing it themselves. 4uzhoj); transfer someone to (That was a very intelligent decision I'm happy to transfer you to our sale associate.); put someone on (If you'll wait just a minute, I'll put her on.); connect someone to (I'm going to connect you to your wife now.); get someone on the phone with (Once I've gotten a feel for your business, I'll get you on the phone with my right-hand man Anthony. • If we have to, I'll get you on the phone with my service tech. 4uzhoj) |
