Definition of send down - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
physical movementmove something from higher to lower place
- The crane will send down the materials.
2.
communicationTECH. transmit data or signals to a lower level or deviceTECH.
- The system is designed to send down information to the ground station..
3.
legalTECH. UK commit someone to a prison termTECH. UK
- The judge decided to send down the criminal.
4.
sportsTECH. US demote a player in baseballTECH. US
- The team decided to send down the pitcher to the minors.
5.
university expulsionDated UK expel a student from universityDated UK
- The university decided to send down the student for misconduct.
Terms with send down included in their meaning
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cleaning
send something down the drain with water
plumbing disposal
send something down the drain by washing
Examples of send down in a sentence
The elevator will send down the guests to the lobby. The satellite will send down the collected data. The drone can send down live video feeds. The court decided to send down the offender for five years. He was sent down after the trial concluded. They had to send down the rookie after a poor performance.
Management decided to send down the outfielder for more training. He was sent down after failing to meet academic standards. The scandal led to several students being sent down.
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- French:descendre, transmettre, ...
- German:herablassen, übertragen, ...
- Italian:far scendere, inviare, ...
- Spanish:bajar, transmitir, ...
- Portuguese:descer, enviar, ...
- Chinese:放下, 传送, ...
- Japanese:降ろす, 送信する, ...
- Arabic:أَنزَلَ, أَرْسَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹרִיד, לְשַׁדֵּר לְמַטָּה אֶל, ...
- Russian:опускать, передавать вниз, ...
- Ukrainian:опускати, передавати вниз, ...
- Hindi:नीचे उतारना, प्रेषित करना, ...
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