Call Operator

Pronunciation: /kɔl ˈɑpəˌreɪtər/

Definitions of call operator

noun a job title for someone who works in a call center and handles phone calls

Example Sentences

A1 I need to speak with the call operator to book a taxi.

A2 The call operator helped me troubleshoot my internet connection.

B1 The call operator was very patient and guided me through the process step by step.

B2 I was put on hold for a long time before finally reaching the call operator.

C1 The call operator's efficiency and professionalism impressed me.

C2 The call operator's ability to handle difficult customers with grace and tact is commendable.

Examples of call operator in a Sentence

formal In case of an emergency, please call the operator for assistance.

informal If you need help, just call the operator and they'll sort it out.

slang If you're lost, just call the operator and they'll hook you up.

figurative When you're feeling overwhelmed, sometimes you just need to call the operator and take a breather.

Grammatical Forms of call operator

• past tense: called
• plural: call operators
• comparative: more call operator
• superlative: most call operator
• present tense: calls
• future tense: will call
• perfect tense: have called
• continuous tense: calling
• singular: call operator
• positive degree: call operator
• infinitive: to call
• gerund: calling
• participle: called

Origin and Evolution of call operator

First Known Use: 1879 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'call operator' originated in the field of telecommunications, specifically in the context of telephone systems.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to individuals who manually connected telephone calls, the term has evolved to encompass automated systems and virtual assistants that assist with directing calls in modern telecommunications.