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  1. "Leave the call" isn't very formal. It's pretty standard English. I haven't heard anyone use "drop off" - but I guess you can. I would think that "drop out of" sounds more natural to me though. I have to admit that I rarely make conference calls, so it isn't an area I am

    • Pick up 接聽/拿起。Pick up 本身有「拎起」之意,而話 “pick up a call” 或 “pick up the phone” 就係接聽電話咁解。
    • Get through 打通。“Get through” 意思係成功打通電話,與對方通話。e.g.I tried to call you but couldn’t get through.
    • Put (somebody/ the call) through 為(某人)接通(電話)/接線。如果對方需要你轉線給其他同事,你就可以話:e.g.Please hold and I will put you through.
    • Hold on/ Hang on 稍等/不要掛斷。“Hold on/ hang on” 都十分適合同 “put…through” 一齊使用,例如:e.g.
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  3. The sentence "I need to drop off the call" is correct and can be used in written English. You can use this sentence when you need to indicate to the other person on the call that you need to end the conversation. For example, "It was nice speaking with you, but I need to drop off the call. Goodbye!".

  4. Hang up the call is intentional, unless modified with a phrase like "accidentally" or "by mistake." Drop the call can be intentional, but can also be accidental. EXAMPLE: "When we were done talking, I hung up." EXAMPLE: We were talking, but then the call dropped. "Drop" can be a passive or active verb.

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  5. You should say I dropped off the call because it is something that you already did, it is in the past. Drop- present time/tense dropped past time/tense

  6. 2018年10月1日 · On a conference call, is it possible to say "I'll drop off" to mean will leave the call?

  7. Shorthand for I have to drop out of the call. If the call is expected to go on a lot longer than you can stay on, you can ask at the start for a recording or someone to send you notes for what happens after.