send in

send in
verbo transitivo con partícula
1enviar (application, troops, supplies)

send in [send][send]
  • To send in one’s papers -> dimitir renunciar
hacer entrar, mandar entrar, venir o servir; anunciar, decir su nombre; introducir.

send in
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+report, application, competition entry] mandar; enviar; [+resignation] presentar; [+troops, reinforcements] enviar; mandar; [+visitor] hacer pasar
send him in! ¡que pase!
I was expected to send in a written report every two months Don't forget to send in your entries for the competition Did you apply for that job? - Yes. I sent the application in last week Cut out the form and send it in to us at the usual address Humboldt sent in his resignation We decided it was time to send in British troops They sent in the riot police to break up the demonstration He accused the federal army of sending in reinforcements "Mr Brown is here". "Thank you, please send him in".

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