IdiomDaily Life
English
Englishin the loop
Meaning: Informed.
Example: “Please keep me in the loop about the schedule changes.”
Origin: Sharon had worked with the same team for nearly two years, but she still didn't feel like she was in the loop. She still had to ask for information from her colleagues. I'd be happy to let you work on that project by yourself, but I'd like to know how you're progressing. Remember to keep me in the loop, please.
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