Phone Phrasal Verbs

• Bring Up:
  • Meaning: To mention or introduce a topic during a conversation.
    • Sample sentence: I’ll bring up the issue of scheduling during our team meeting.
• Call Back:
  • Meaning: To return a phone call to the person who originally called.
    • Sample sentence: I missed your call earlier; I’ll call you back as soon as I’m free.
• Cut Off:
  • Meaning: To abruptly end a phone call, often due to a signal loss or disconnection.
    • Sample sentence: Sorry about that; we got cut off. Can you repeat what you were saying?
• Hang Up:
  • Meaning: To end a phone call by placing the receiver back in its place or tapping the phone screen.
    • Sample sentence: I’ll have to hang up now; I have another call coming in.
• Log In/Out:
  • Meaning: To enter or exit an online account or application on a mobile device.
    • Sample sentence: Make sure to log out of your email account after checking messages on your phone.
• Put Through:
  • Meaning: To connect a caller to the intended recipient during a phone call.
    • Sample sentence: Let me put you through to the customer support department for assistance.
• Ring Up:
  • Meaning: To make a phone call or contact someone.
    • Sample sentence: I’ll ring up the supplier and inquire about the shipment status.
• Speak Up:
  • Meaning: To talk louder or more clearly, especially during a phone conversation.
    • Sample sentence: I couldn’t hear you clearly; can you please speak up?
• Text In:
  • Meaning: To send a text message as a form of communication.
    • Sample sentence: You can text in your order, and we’ll prepare it for pickup.
• Vibrate Off:
  • Meaning: To set a phone to vibrate mode, typically to receive notifications silently.
    • Sample sentence: During the meeting, please make sure your phone is on vibrate so it doesn’t disrupt the discussion.