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Discover LudwigThe phrase "forward a call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to redirect a phone call to another number or person.
Example: "If you are unable to take the call, please forward a call to my assistant."
Alternatives: "redirect a call" or "transfer a call."
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To transfer a call, forward a call, or use the conferencing features, please remember that you must dial a 7 digit number.
The sound quality is superior, the 2.4-GHz range is excellent, and it has a modest list of features, including built-in caller ID, a 200-entry phone book and the ability to forward a call to a specific handset.
Now, you can seamlessly forward a call to another team member, use Aircall in Slack and Zendesk.
I should have put forward a call to action to him much earlier.
Conditional call forwarding will only forward a call from the activated phone to the target phone if the activated phone is busy or nobody picks up after a certain number of rings.
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Gadgets must therefore know how to forward a phone call, a song or "Finding Nemo" automatically from the living room to the car.
Even Governor Rick Perry has stepped forward with a call to end U.S. isolationism.
The ref waved a yellow warning card at the forward, a reasonable call, although, the way I saw it, it could have gone the other way.
A group of computer scientists from New York University recently put forward a system called Coral to remedy that situation.
This spring, a New York chapter of the Federal Bar Association put forward a resolution calling for the creation of an American commission along those lines.
The Afghan High Peace Council, which Mr. Karzai has empowered to negotiate for his government, has put forward a document called "Peace Process Roadmap to 2015".
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