Put through
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1. To connect someone to another person or place on the telephone.
- Can you put me through to Mr. Smith, please?
- Hold on, I'll put you through to the department head now.
2. To cause someone to experience or endure something (often difficult or unpleasant).
- She was put through a lot of stress during the trial.
- The training program puts athletes through intense physical challenges.
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