英语词组send on是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

send onsend (someone) on (something)

to cause someone to do something.

He'll give Rufus some money and send him on a dozen errands.The troubles of modern life have sent many people on a search for spiritual peace.

Related vocabulary: send someone on their way

Phr V

send on

sends, sending, sent

send on sth or send sth on

to send a document that you have received to another person, or to send someone's letters to their new addressoften + to

I thought Jill would be interested in the article and so I've sent it on to her.I've asked the new owners to send on my mail.

send (one) on (something)

To instruct, order, or cause one to go somewhere to do or accomplish something. He sent the agent on a mission deep in enemy territory. I sent him on a few errands so we could set up for his surprise party.

send (something) on

To forward or pass on something, especially documents or mail. I heard you're looking for a new IT specialist—let me send on the resume of a guy I know. Please send our mail on to the new address.

send someone or something on (ahead) (of someone or something)

to dispatch someone or something to arrive before someone or something else. I sent my personal assistant on ahead of me to get the rooms ready. Jeff sent on his luggage.

send on

1. Forward something, as in He's moved; I'll send on this letter to his new address. [First half of 1800s]

2. send someone on. Cause someone to go on an errand or path, as in I sent your brother on an errand but he should be back soon, or They've sent us on a wild goose chase. [Second half of 1800s]

词组	send on
释义	Idiom send onsend (someone) on (something) to cause someone to do something. He'll give Rufus some money and send him on a dozen errands.The troubles of modern life have sent many people on a search for spiritual peace. Related vocabulary: send someone on their way Phr V send on sends, sending, sent send on sth or send sth on to send a document that you have received to another person, or to send someone's letters to their new addressoften + to I thought Jill would be interested in the article and so I've sent it on to her.I've asked the new owners to send on my mail. phrasesend on1. *send sth* on** • send on sth to send something you have received to another place so that it can be dealt with: A chain letter promises good luck if you send it on. The local police investigated and then sent the case on to state officials.2. *send sth* on** • send on sth especially BrE to send someone's letters, messages, possessions etc to their new address from their old address: My flatmate promised to send on all my post. Don't worry - I'll send on your boxes as soon as I hear from you.■ SIMILAR TO: forward send (one) on (something) To instruct, order, or cause one to go somewhere to do or accomplish something. He sent the agent on a mission deep in enemy territory. I sent him on a few errands so we could set up for his surprise party. send (something) on To forward or pass on something, especially documents or mail. I heard you're looking for a new IT specialist—let me send on the resume of a guy I know. Please send our mail on to the new address. send someone or something on (ahead) (of someone or something) to dispatch someone or something to arrive before someone or something else. I sent my personal assistant on ahead of me to get the rooms ready. Jeff sent on his luggage. send on 1. Forward something, as in He's moved; I'll send on this letter to his new address. [First half of 1800s] 2. send someone on. Cause someone to go on an errand or path, as in I sent your brother on an errand but he should be back soon, or They've sent us on a wild goose chase. [Second half of 1800s]
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