Collocation
I've copied you in.
To include someone as a recipient (usually via email's 'Cc' field) so they are aware of the communication.
Definition
'I've copied you in.' is a common English collocation. To include someone as a recipient (usually via email's 'Cc' field) so they are aware of the communication.
copy + someone + in
“Please copy me in on all future correspondence regarding this project.”
Examples
- She copied her manager in so he would be aware of the discussion.
- I'll copy you in on the reply to ensure you see it.
- They were copied in on all the project updates.
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- He asked if I could copy him in when I sent out the announcement.
- We need to copy the legal department in before we finalize the contract.
- Have you copied everyone in who needs to see this report?
- Could you make sure you copy Jane in on the next email?
- I accidentally forgot to copy him in, so he missed the crucial update.
- She's always careful to copy the relevant stakeholders in on important communications.
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