send (someone or something) from (some place)

To dispatch someone or something from some place. We're sending a project manager from our East-Coast office to help with the project. I always run into issues with customs whenever I send anything from Europe to the US, no matter how mundane it is.

send something from something

to dispatch something from something or some place. Ted sent the package from the downtown post office. The gifts were sent off in a large box from the company's shipping dock.

词组	send (someone or something) from (some place)
释义	send (someone or something) from (some place) send (someone or something) from (some place) To dispatch someone or something from some place. We're sending a project manager from our East-Coast office to help with the project. I always run into issues with customs whenever I send anything from Europe to the US, no matter how mundane it is. See also: send Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. send something from something to dispatch something from something or some place. Ted sent the package from the downtown post office. The gifts were sent off in a large box from the company's shipping dock. See also: send McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: send from make-work project on its feet call off demonstrate for demonstrate for (someone or something) keep (someone) in the loop assign assign (something) to assign to
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