despatching UK
dɪˈspætʃɪŋ
See also: dispatching (US)
Definition

Definition of despatching - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
efficientRareUKdealing with quickly and efficientlyRareUK
  • The despatching manager handled the complaints swiftly.
efficient prompt speedy
2.
communicationRareUKsending off to a destinationRareUK
  • The despatching team ensured all packages were sent on time.
dispatching forwarding sending
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Origin of despatching

Latin, dis (apart) + pactus (fastened)

Examples of despatching in a sentence

  • Her despatching skills made her the best in the department.
  • The despatching clerk double-checked the addresses.
  • Despatching orders quickly is crucial for customer satisfaction.

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  1. French:rapide, acheminant, ...
  2. German:effizient, versendend, ...
  3. Italian:efficiente, di spedizione, ...
  4. Spanish:eficiente, enviador, ...
  5. Portuguese:eficiente, enviando, ...
  6. Chinese:迅速的, 发送的, ...
  7. Japanese:効率的な, 発送の, ...
  8. Arabic:فَعَّال, مُرْسَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:יָעִיל, מְשַׁלֵּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:оперативный, отправляющий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оперативний, відправляючий, ...
  12. Hindi:कुशल, भेजने वाली, ...
despatch UK
dɪˈspætʃ
See also: dispatch (US)

Definition of despatch - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
communicationDatedUKsend off to a destination or for a purposeDatedUK
  • The company despatched the goods to the customer last week.
dispatch send
2.
handleDatedUKdeal with quickly and efficientlyDatedUK
  • She despatched the task before lunchtime.
dispatch send off
3.
killingDatedUKkill or dispose of swiftlyDatedUK
  • The hunter despatched the injured animal.
dispatch eliminate

Noun

1.
logisticsDatedUKsending of goods or messagesDatedUK
  • The despatch of supplies was crucial for the operation.
dispatch shipment
2.
communicationDatedUKofficial report sent quicklyDatedUK
  • The general received a despatch from the front lines.
bulletin communiqué dispatch
3.
performanceDatedUKspeed and efficiency in performance or executionDatedUK
  • His despatch in handling the situation was commendable.
efficiency promptness speed
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Origin of despatch

Italian, dispacciare (to send off)

Examples of despatch in a sentence

  • The manager despatched the team to handle the issue.
  • He despatched the emails in no time.
  • The chef despatched the orders swiftly.
  • The chef despatched the fish with precision.
  • The soldier despatched the enemy swiftly.
  • The despatch of the letter was delayed due to bad weather.

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  1. French:envoyer, expédition, ...
  2. German:versenden, Versand, ...
  3. Italian:inviare, spedizione, ...
  4. Spanish:despachar, envío, ...
  5. Portuguese:enviar, envio, ...
  6. Chinese:发送, 急件, ...
  7. Japanese:発送する, 発送, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرْسَلَ, إِرْسَال, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִשְׁלוֹחַ, מִשְׁלוֹחַ, ...
  10. Russian:послать, доставка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надіслати, доставка, ...
  12. Hindi:भेजना, प्रेषण, ...
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