英语词组send out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 outsend (someone) out

to ask or demand that someone go somewhere.

Mom sent me out to weed the garden.Judge Carey had the jury sent out of the courtroom.

Phr V

send out

sends, sending, sent

send out sth or send sth out

to send something to a lot of different people at the same time

How many invitations are you sending out?Electricity bills are sent out every three months.

to produce light, a sound, or a signal

The torch sends out a powerful beam of light.The ship's crew sent out a distress call.

if a plant sends out something {e.g. roots, shoots}, it grows

This plant sends out long roots and so it needs to be planted in deep soil.

send (something) out

To distribute or dispatch something to numerous people or places. We sent the invitations out last week, but no one has replied yet. We'll be sending out review copies of the game to various people in the media next week.

send someone out (for someone or something)

to send someone out to search for someone or something. We sent Gerald out for Walter, who was supposed to have been here already. Karen sent out Liz for some medicine.

send out (for someone or something)

to send an order by messenger, telephone, cable, or fax that someone or something is to come or be delivered. We sent out for a public stenographer to record the will as Uncle Herman dictated it. There was no food in the refrigerator, so we decided to send out.

send out

1. Issue or dispatch, as in We sent out the wedding invitations last month, or When did you send out that message? [c. 1400]

2. send out for. Order a delivery of something, as in Every Wednesday we send out for Chinese food.

send out

1. To distribute something widely, especially by mail: We send out birthday cards to all our customers. I taped up the boxes and sent them out.

2. To emit or broadcast something: Such an offensive advertisement will send out the wrong message. We convert the sound into an electronic signal, and that radio tower sends it out.

3. To dispatch someone to do an errand or convey a message: The company sent out sales representatives to promote the new product. I sent the bellhop out for some cigarettes.

4. send out for To send or phone in an order for something to a nearby place, such as a restaurant, and request that it be delivered to one's location: Let's send out for pizza.

词组	send out
释义	Idiom send outsend (someone) out to ask or demand that someone go somewhere. Mom sent me out to weed the garden.Judge Carey had the jury sent out of the courtroom. Phr V send out sends, sending, sent send out sth or send sth out to send something to a lot of different people at the same time How many invitations are you sending out?Electricity bills are sent out every three months. to produce light, a sound, or a signal The torch sends out a powerful beam of light.The ship's crew sent out a distress call. if a plant sends out something {e.g. roots, shoots}, it grows This plant sends out long roots and so it needs to be planted in deep soil. phrasesend out1. *send sb/sth* out** • send out sb/sth to make something or someone go from one place to various other places: Sussman had sent out teams of reporters to interview demonstrators. Her office sends out publications on organic farming to people all over the country.2. send out sth • *send sth* out to broadcast a message or produce sound or light: The ship sent out a distress call when its engine room caught fire At 12:07 the pilot sent out a message that the plane was back on course. The lighthouse send out a powerful beam that can be seen miles out to sea.3. send out a message/signal/warning etc** to make people have a particular idea about something by what you say or do: We don't want to send out the wrong message and make people think we support the use of illegal drugs.■ SIMILAR TO: give out send (something) out To distribute or dispatch something to numerous people or places. We sent the invitations out last week, but no one has replied yet. We'll be sending out review copies of the game to various people in the media next week. send someone out (for someone or something) to send someone out to search for someone or something. We sent Gerald out for Walter, who was supposed to have been here already. Karen sent out Liz for some medicine. send out (for someone or something) to send an order by messenger, telephone, cable, or fax that someone or something is to come or be delivered. We sent out for a public stenographer to record the will as Uncle Herman dictated it. There was no food in the refrigerator, so we decided to send out. send out 1. Issue or dispatch, as in We sent out the wedding invitations last month, or When did you send out that message? [c. 1400] 2. send out for. Order a delivery of something, as in Every Wednesday we send out for Chinese food. send out v. 1. To distribute something widely, especially by mail: We send out birthday cards to all our customers. I taped up the boxes and sent them out. 2. To emit or broadcast something: Such an offensive advertisement will send out the wrong message. We convert the sound into an electronic signal, and that radio tower sends it out. 3. To dispatch someone to do an errand or convey a message: The company sent out sales representatives to promote the new product. I sent the bellhop out for some cigarettes. 4. send out for To send or phone in an order for something to a nearby place, such as a restaurant, and request that it be delivered to one's location: Let's send out for pizza.
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