作者：Abigail Morales 6 年以前
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Telephone- phrasal verbs
Telephone-related phrasal verbs play a crucial role in everyday communication. Key actions such as answering a call, maintaining an open line, ending a conversation, and handling accidental disconnections are commonplace.
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Telephone- phrasal verbs Hang on To keep a telephone line opened while waiting
for a short time. For example: Hang on, I'll see if she's here. Call back To return a phone call. For example: I'll call you back if
I hear something. Get through To establish a connection with someone on the phone. For example: I couldn't get through, the line was engaged. Put Through To start a telephone connection. For example: The doctor is
in now, I'll put you through. Hang up To end a telephone call by breaking the connection.
For example: I hung up and wrote down the message. Cut off When the telephone connection gets disconnected accidentally.
For example: He was cut off in the middle of his conversation. Pick up To answer the telephone. For example: If you need me, you just have to pick up the phone.
