Send meaning in English

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Definition

to send: to mail, to post, to transmit verb
Could you send me an email?

This is an irregular verb:
I send / I sent / I have sent
to send back: to return, to give back verb
We have to send the packages back, because some are smashed.

This is an irregular verb:
I send back / I sent back / I have sent back
to send one's love: to pass on one's best wishes, to give one's regards verb
Love is often used between friends as well as couples:
I send you my love.

UK: I sent eight hundred Christmas cards last year.
US: Send Adrien my love when you see him.

Examples

  • "I'll do anything, but please send me help!"
  • "We'll send you a credit note to cancel out the bad invoice with the lower price."
  • "Somehow, I came up with the idea of sending the delivery via ferry to Calais before being placed on a cargo ship to Brazil - genius!"
  • "I am sending you straight back to the IT department."
  • ""Pay us for the office supplies we sent you or we will kill you all"."
  • "I'm sending the kid over to your place this afternoon."
  • "Promotional material will be sent to Delavigne's most important customers and retailers."
  • "That's why I'm sending you to get some blood tests."
  • "Bruno : Do me a favor: send me the market research."
  • "Thank you, I received those forms that you sent me."
  • "Below is the list of requests he has sent me."
  • "Send a helicopter!"
  • "Edward Marley : My name is Edward... Edward "Marley" Moon, and I've been sent here by Queen."
  • "Send Epikure that invoice so that they pay us and I can get my commission, or I'll send you to Munich!"
  • "I am sending a list of additional services ChinaCorp can provide, as an attachment to this email."
  • "I know I'm sending this at short notice, but I was thinking of organising a picnic this weekend, and I'd like you all to join me."
  • "I'll send you a report in about two weeks."
  • "I'll send you an email."
  • "I want you in here by the time I click "Send"."

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