Collocation
Could you put that in an email?
To communicate or send specific information, details, or a request using an email.
Definition
'Could you put that in an email?' is a common English collocation. To communicate or send specific information, details, or a request using an email.
put + [something] + in + an + email
“I'll put the meeting details in an email for you this afternoon.”
Examples
- Could you put the meeting agenda in an email and send it to everyone by noon?
- Don't worry about remembering, I'll put all the instructions in an email for you later today.
- He asked me to put the report summary in an email so he could review it quickly before the presentation.
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- The team members agreed to put their collective concerns in an email to the management.
- She put a detailed explanation in an email to clarify the misunderstanding with the client.
- Before leaving for vacation, she put the critical updates in an email for her replacement to review.
- Please put your availability for next week in an email to my assistant by Friday.
- The manager put a gentle reminder about the upcoming deadline in an email to the entire team.
- We need to put all the project requirements in an email before we start the development phase.
- If you can put those financial figures in an email, I'll forward them directly to the client.
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