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📤send

verb
/sɛnd/
senator senescence

Meaning

to cause something to go or be taken to a destination
to cause something to go or be taken to a particular destination; to transmit

Example Sentences

Please send the report by tomorrow morning.

I will send you an email with the details.

Example Expressions

send off

Synonyms

dispatch, deliver, forward, transmit
Entry 1
dispatch, deliver, forward, transmit
Entry 2
dispatch, transmit, deliver, forward

Antonyms

receive, collect, get, accept, keep
Entry 1
receive, collect
Entry 2
receive, get, accept, keep

Collocations

send a message, send an email, send a letter, send money, send message, send email, send quickly, send immediately
Entry 1
send a message, send an email, send a letter, send money
Entry 2
send message, send email, send quickly, send immediately

More Example Sentences

He asked me to send the details by email.

I remembered to send the document on time.

She was supposed to send the email, not me.

Can you help me send this text to your aunt?

Can you help me send this message to a friend?

Can you help me send this text to my colleague?

I rushed to send the email before the deadline.

Can you help me send this message to your uncle?

I was about to send the email, but I noticed a mistake.

Nurse: They are available in any of the medicine shops across the street. You can send anybody to bring them. Our ward-boy will bring that if you ask him.

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