send in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
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send in English
- send⇄expr. send down, (British.) to expel from a university.
Ex. Another told us that he had been sent down from Oxford before coming to Exeter (Listener). - send⇄expr. send packing, to send away in a hurry; dismiss without delay or formality.
Ex. Sure as fate, we'll send you packing (Robert Browning). - send⇄expr. send up,
a. (U.S. Informal.) to send to prison.
Ex. They sent that fellow Sparser up for a year (Theodore Dreiser).
b. (British Slang.) to make a parody on; ridicule; caricature.
Ex. Like Carson, he performs many of the co - send⇄noun 1. the driving impulse or force of a wave or waves on a ship.
Ex. The Mayflower ... stood for the open Atlantic, borne on the send of the sea (Longfellow).
2. a sudden lurch forward of a ship into the trough of a wave. - send⇄send, verb, sent,sending,noun.
- send⇄v.i. 1. to send a message or messenger.
Ex. to send for a doctor, to send for a taxi. I have sent every half hour to know how she does (Samuel Richardson).
2. of a ship:
a. to lurch forward into the trough of a wave.
b. scend. - send⇄v.t. 1. to cause to go from one place to another.
Ex. to send someone for a doctor. Mother sends my brother on errands.
(SYN) dispatch.
2. to cause to be carried.
Ex. to send good news, to send one's compliments. We sent the let