send
To make something go to another place or person.
To cause something to be taken, delivered, or transmitted to a place or person.
To make information go electronically from one place to another.
To cause data, messages, or signals to be transmitted through electronic means.
To make someone go somewhere for a reason.
To arrange for someone to travel or be taken to a particular place for a specific reason.
To make someone feel very happy, excited, or impressed.
To strongly affect someone emotionally, especially with excitement or joy.
- Base: send
- 3rd Person Singular: sends
- Present Participle: sending
- Past: sent
- Past Participle: sent
- Irregular past: sent Verb
- Irregular past participle: sent Verb
send away for
1Request by mail order
To ask for something and have it delivered by post or delivery service.
- I sent away for a free sample from the website.
- She sent away for the catalogue last month.
send back
1Return something to sender or originator
To make something go back to where it came from.
- I had to send back the shoes because they were too small.
- They sent back the defective parts to the supplier.
send in
1Submit for consideration or processing
To give something like work, money, or documents so that it can be processed or judged.
- Please send in your application by Friday.
- They sent in their tax forms early.
send off
1Farewell when someone leaves
To say goodbye in a special way when someone leaves.
- We gave her a big send-off before she moved abroad.
- The team had a great send-off party before the tournament.
send out
1Distribute widely from one point
To make many copies of something go to many people or places.
- The company will send out invitations next week.
- They sent out emergency alerts during the storm.