sendsomethingout
phrasal verbwithsendverb[T]uk/send/us/send/sent|sent
(PRODUCE)
C2
toproducesomething in a way thatcausesit tospreadout from acentralpoint:
Theequipmentsentout aregularhigh-pitchedsignal.
Thetorchsendsout apowerfulbeamoflight.
Thebushesweresendingout newshoots.
Emitting and ejecting
- carbon emissions
- discharge
- displace
- displaced
- displacement
- eject
- ejection
- ejector
- emission
- emitter
- expel
- expulsion
- exude
- givesomethingoff
- loose
- re-emit
- send
- shed
- shedding
- spew
(POST/EMAIL)
tosendsomething to a lot of differentpeople, usually bypostoremail:
Wesentout theweddinginvitationsabout threeweeksago.
Delivering and despatching
- air bridge
- air corridor
- air drop
- air-dash
- box scheme
- consign
- courier
- drop off
- misaddress
- misdirect
- misdirection
- misroute
- sendsomethingoff
- sendsomethingon
- ship
- shipment
- shipper
- shoot
- truck