Definition of send out - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
communicationdispatch or transmit something to a destination
- The company will send out the invitations tomorrow.
2.
distributioncause something to be distributed widely
- The tree sends out seeds every spring.
3.
mailingRare to mail or dispatch something to multiple recipientsRare
- The company will send out the invitations next week..
Expressions with send out
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order delivery of something, usually food
We decided to send out for pizza.
Terms with send out included in their meaning
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release
send out light, heat, or gas
physics
emit or send out in regular waves
science
emit or send out something like light or odor
sudden flow
send something flowing out suddenly
strategy
send out many requests hoping for a positive result
law enforcement
formally send out a police alert
communication
send out a message to a specific narrow audience
Examples of send out in a sentence
The system will automatically send out alerts. The company will send out the invitations tomorrow. She decided to send out newsletters monthly. They will send out the newsletters tomorrow. We need to send out the packages by Friday.
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- French:envoyer, répandre, ...
- German:verschicken, verbreiten, ...
- Italian:inviare, distribuire, ...
- Spanish:enviar, distribuir, ...
- Portuguese:enviar, distribuir, ...
- Chinese:发出, 散播, ...
- Japanese:送る, 送り出す, ...
- Arabic:أَرْسَلَ, نَشَر, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁלוֹחַ, לְהָפִיץ, ...
- Russian:разослать, рассылать, ...
- Ukrainian:відправити, розсилати, ...
- Hindi:भेजना, वितरित करना, ...
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