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🔑sendsend /sɛnd / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle sent /sɛnt /)- send sth / sb (to sb / sth) | send (sb) sth to cause something or someone to go or be taken somewhere without going there yourself寄送；发送；派遣；打发◆to send a letter / an e-mail寄信；发电子邮件◆to send a message to someone给某人传送消息◆Don't forget to send me a postcard.别忘了给我寄一张明信片。◆She sent the children to bed early.她早早打发孩子们去睡觉。◆My company is sending me on a business trip next month.公司下个月要派我出差。◆to send someone to prison把某人关进监狱
- to cause someone or something to move in a particular direction, often quickly or as a reaction that cannot be prevented使迅速移动；使立即做出反应◆The news sent stock prices soaring yesterday.这消息一出，昨天的股价大幅上扬。
 ●send for sb / sthto ask for someone to come to you; to ask for something to be brought or sent to you去请某人来；让人送来某物◆Quick! Send for an ambulance!快！叫救护车！●send sth into send something to a place where it will be officially dealt with寄去（以便正式处理）◆I sent my application in three weeks ago, but I still haven't gotten a reply.我三个星期前寄出了申请书，但还没有收到回音。●send off (for sth)●send away (to sb) (for sth)to write to someone and ask for something to be sent to you邮购；函索◆Let's send off for some vacation brochures.我们写信去要一些度假的资料手册吧。●send sth offto mail something寄出；发出◆I'll send the information off today.我今天会把这条信息发出去。●send sth out- to send something to a lot of different people or places散发；分发◆We sent out the invitations two months before the wedding.我们在婚礼前两个月发出了请帖。
- to produce something, for example light, heat, sound, etc.发出（光、热、声音等）
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