to page
- verb
- /peɪdʒ/
- If you need assistance, just page me and I'll come right away.
- Paging Dr.
- Page him stat
- Paging the doctor
And we get to Marble Arch, page him again to let him know that we're there.
- And we get to Marble Arch, page him again to let him know that we're there.
Examples
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I wondered what could be so important that she would page me at this hour.
Fiction book (1994) -
All I have to do is page him, and we should have this fixed in no time.
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People are gonna try to page me.
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In an emergency, the computer needs to be able to page you.
Fiction book (2002) -
If your partner pages you, you might wanna get back to your partner.
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I've been trying to page you all day.
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Can you page Dr. Dandewar and let him know?
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We page him, and he calls back on his cellphone.
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I'll page OB for you.
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It's not even 8:30, and Murray is paging me.
Synonyms
To communicate with someone by phone or writing
Make contact with someone by phone or email
To phone someone
To send someone a short electronic message to get their attention
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Move on to the next page or to a new part of your life after a difficult time
Compounds
- Texting
The main page of a website that appears when you open the site or your browser
- Specialized
A page near the front of a book that shows the series name and other details
How Urgent
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb page (to contact someone) comes from calling a page ('young helper') to bring a message, and later the small device called a pager kept that idea, so to page someone is to send a quick call or message.