Could I have call you?

Can I have (one) call you?

Can I take a message now and ask the person you wish to speak to (who is unavailable) to call you back later? He's in a meeting right now, so can I have him call you?

Could I have someone call you?

Could I take a message so your call can be returned? (A question asked by someone who answers the telephone when the person the caller is seeking is not available. The someone can be a person's name or a pronoun, or even the word someone. Also used with can or may in place of could.) Tom: Bill's not here now. Could I have him call you? Bob: Yeah. Ask him to leave a message on my machine. Tom: Sure. "Could I have her call you?" asked Mrs. Wilson's secretary.

词组	Could I have call you?
释义	Could I have call you? Can I have (one) call you? Can I take a message now and ask the person you wish to speak to (who is unavailable) to call you back later? He's in a meeting right now, so can I have him call you? See also: call, can, have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Could I have someone call you? Could I take a message so your call can be returned? (A question asked by someone who answers the telephone when the person the caller is seeking is not available. The someone can be a person's name or a pronoun, or even the word someone. Also used with can or may in place of could.) Tom: Bill's not here now. Could I have him call you? Bob: Yeah. Ask him to leave a message on my machine. Tom: Sure. "Could I have her call you?" asked Mrs. Wilson's secretary. See also: call, could, have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: Can I have (one) call you? marker call in (one's) marker issue a call for issue a call for (something) on call call about call about (something) call back I'll call back later
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