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send
[send]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. sent)
1) (dispatch) mandare, spedire, inviare [letter, goods]; mandare, inviare [person]; rad. inviare [signal]

to send sth. to sb. to send sb. sth. mandare qcs. a qcn.; to send sb. to do sth. mandare qcn. a fare qcs.; I'll send a car for you manderò una macchina a prendervi; to send sb. to bed mandare qcn. a letto o a dormire; to send sb. to prison mandare qcn. in prigione; send her my love! mandale i miei saluti! salutala da parte mia! Joe sends her regards ti saluta Joe, saluti da Joe; to send word that — mandare a dire che

2) (cause to move)

the noise sent people running in all directions — il rumore fece scappare la gente in tutte le direzioni

to send share prices soaring — mandare i prezzi delle azioni alle stelle

to send shivers down sb.'s spine — far venire i brividi a qcn

3) (cause to become)

to send sb. mad — rendere qcn. folle (di rabbia)

to send sb. into a rage — mandare qcn. su tutte le furie

to send sb. to sleep — fare addormentare qcn

4) colloq. (excite)

this music really sends me! — questa musica mi fa impazzire!

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to send sb. packing, to send sb. about his business — colloq. cacciare via qcn. (senza troppi complimenti)

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[send]
past tense, past participle - sent; verb
1) (to cause or order to go or be taken: The teacher sent the disobedient boy to the headmaster; She sent me this book.) mandare, inviare
2) (to move rapidly or with force: He sent the ball right into the goal.) mandare, spedire
3) (to cause to go into a certain, usually bad, state: The news sent them into a panic.) (provocare)
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- send away for
- send down
- send for
- send in
- send off
- send off for
- send out
- send someone packing / send someone about his business
- send packing / send someone about his business
- send someone packing / send about his business
- send packing / send about his business
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send /sɛnd/
n. (naut.)
1 spinta dell'onda
2 beccheggio.
♦ (to) send (1) /sɛnd/
(pass. e p. p. sent)
A v. t.
1 mandare; inviare; spedire; rimettere (denaro); trasmettere; lanciare: We sent the goods by rail, abbiamo spedito la merce per ferrovia; to send sb. to prison, mandare qualcuno in prigione; They sent me here to help you, mi hanno mandato qui per aiutarvi; to send a radio signal, trasmettere un segnale radio; (Internet) to send an e-mail, inviare un messaggio di posta elettronica; mandare una mail; DIALOGO → -Mailing list- The best thing is for you to send us an e-mail with your contact details, la cosa migliore è che tu ci mandi una mail con i tuoi recapiti
2 costringere; obbligare; fare (seguito da un inf.): The breakdown sent him looking for help, il guasto meccanico lo costrinse a cercare aiuto; to send the car into a spin, far fare un testa-coda alla vettura
3 far diventare; rendere: She'll send me mad!, mi farà diventare matto; mi farà impazzire!; to send sb. into a terrible temper, fare imbestialire q.
4 (fam.) mandare in estasi (o in visibilio); fare impazzire: This music really sends me, questa musica mi fa impazzire
5 (radio) trasmettere
B v. i.
inviare un messaggio; mandare a dire: He sent (to say) that he couldn't come, ha mandato a dire che non poteva venire
● to send sb. about his business, dire a q. di farsi i fatti suoi □ to send by book-post, spedire in busta aperta (come stampe) □ to send by sample-post, spedire come campione □ to send sb. flying, mandar q. a gambe levate; mettere in fuga q. □ (calcio, ecc.) to send the goalkeeper the wrong way, spiazzare il portiere □ (fig. sport) to send sb. to the showers, mandare q. anzitempo negli spogliatoi □ (fig.) to send sb. packing, mandare q. a farsi benedire; mandare q. a quel paese; (sport) espellere q. □ to send sb. sprawling, mandare q. a gambe levate □ (naut.) to send to the bottom, colare a picco; affondare □ to send under cover, spedire sotto fascia □ to send word, mandare a dire; far sapere.
(to) send (2) /sɛnd/
(pass. e p. p. sent), v. i.
(naut.) beccheggiare: The ship sent violently, la nave beccheggiava violentemente.
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[send]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. sent)
1) (dispatch) mandare, spedire, inviare [letter, goods]; mandare, inviare [person]; rad. inviare [signal]

to send sth. to sb. to send sb. sth. mandare qcs. a qcn.; to send sb. to do sth. mandare qcn. a fare qcs.; I'll send a car for you manderò una macchina a prendervi; to send sb. to bed mandare qcn. a letto o a dormire; to send sb. to prison mandare qcn. in prigione; send her my love! mandale i miei saluti! salutala da parte mia! Joe sends her regards ti saluta Joe, saluti da Joe; to send word that — mandare a dire che

2) (cause to move)

the noise sent people running in all directions — il rumore fece scappare la gente in tutte le direzioni

to send share prices soaring — mandare i prezzi delle azioni alle stelle

to send shivers down sb.'s spine — far venire i brividi a qcn

3) (cause to become)

to send sb. mad — rendere qcn. folle (di rabbia)

to send sb. into a rage — mandare qcn. su tutte le furie

to send sb. to sleep — fare addormentare qcn

4) colloq. (excite)

this music really sends me! — questa musica mi fa impazzire!

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to send sb. packing, to send sb. about his business — colloq. cacciare via qcn. (senza troppi complimenti)


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