send out

send out
1. transitive verb
1) (issue) verschicken
2) (emit) aussenden [Hilferuf, Nachricht]; abgeben [Hitze]; senden [Lichtstrahlen]; ausstoßen [Rauch]
3) (dispatch) schicken

send somebody out for something — jemanden schicken, um etwas zu besorgen

4) (order to leave) hinausschicken
2. intransitive verb

send out for something — etwas besorgen od. holen lassen

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1) (to distribute eg by post: A notice has been sent out to all employees.) verschicken
2) ((eg of plants) to produce: This plant has sent out some new shoots.) hervorbringen
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◆ send out
I. vi
▪ to \send out out for sth etw telefonisch bestellen
to \send out out for pizza Pizza bestellen
II. vt
1. (emit)
▪ to \send out out ⇆ sth etw aussenden [o abgeben]
the chimney is \send outing out billows of smoke aus dem Schornstein steigen Rauchwolken auf
to \send out out heat Hitze abgeben
to \send out out a signal ein Signal aussenden
2. (post)
▪ to \send out out ⇆ sth [to sb] etw [an jdn] verschicken
3. (dispatch)
▪ to \send out out ⇆ sb jdn aussenden
to \send out out a search party einen Spähtrupp aussenden
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vt sep
1) (out of house, room) hinausschicken (of aus)

he sent me out to the post office — er hat mich zur Post® geschickt

she sent me out to buy a paper — sie hat mich losgeschickt, um eine Zeitung zu kaufen

the company started sending work out — die Firma hat angefangen, Arbeit außer Haus zu geben

2) (= emit) rays, radio signals aussenden; light, heat, radiation ausstrahlen, abgeben; smoke ausstoßen, abgeben
3) leaflets, invitations, application forms verschicken
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send out
A v/t
1. hinausschicken
2. → academic.ru/65857/send_forth">send forth 1, 2
3. send sb out for sth jemanden nach etwas schicken
4. Einladungen, Prospekte etc verschicken
B v/i send out for sth etwas holen lassen
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1. transitive verb
1) (issue) verschicken
2) (emit) aussenden [Hilferuf, Nachricht]; abgeben [Hitze]; senden [Lichtstrahlen]; ausstoßen [Rauch]
3) (dispatch) schicken

send somebody out for something — jemanden schicken, um etwas zu besorgen

4) (order to leave) hinausschicken
2. intransitive verb

send out for something — etwas besorgen od. holen lassen

* * *
v.
aussenden v.
entsenden v.

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