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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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leave you in the hands of

Is this something you would say to a customer?

Now I'll leave you in the able hands of my colleague.

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Yes, but in BE we'd be more likely to hear and say '...in the capable hands of ...'
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More likely to a client. For customer, 'co-worker'.
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