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send off
verbo transitivo con partícula
1. mandar, enviar (letter, order)
2. expulsar (Sport)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to s off for something -> pedir algo por correo

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send off [send][send]
expedir, hacer partir.

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send off
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
send
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 [+letter, parcel] mandar; enviar; [+goods] despachar; expedir
From the city's main post office he sent off two angry telegrams You fill in both parts of the form, then send it off We sent a consignment off on this morning's train
2 [+person] mandar; (say goodbye to) despedir
they sent the children off to play mandaron a los niños a jugar
he sent some men off to reconnoitre the area her parents sent her off to boarding school the doctor sent me off for some tests
3 (Dep) [+player] expulsar
he got sent off for swearing lo expulsaron por decir palabrotas
The referee sent both players off It's very rare for a rugby player to be sent off and it's always a disgrace The umpire threatened to send McEnroe off the court if he continued arguing

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