Phrases Common Idiomatic Expressions
To be in the loop
C2Meaning
To be kept informed.
Examples
- John: 'Make sure you <b>keep me in the loop</b> about any changes to the schedule.'<br>
- Alice: 'Of course, I'll send you updates as soon as they become available.'
- John: 'Certainly, I'll forward you all the relevant documents and minutes of the meetings.'
- Alice: 'I want to <b>be in the loop</b> regarding the upcoming negotiations.'<br>