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41 send to prison for life
розм. засуджувати до довічного ув'язнення -
42 send to the chair
розм. засуджувати до смертної кари на електричному стільці -
43 send to the gallows
засуджувати до страти через повішання, відправляти на шибеницю -
44 send to the guillotine
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45 send to the scaffold
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46 send to trial
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47 send up a bill
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48 send up a case
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49 send cassette
подаюча касетаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > send cassette
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50 send across
phr vпослати через що-небудь або за що-небудь (за річку, через вулицю) -
51 send ahead
phr vпосилати вперед або попереду чого-небудь -
52 send away
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53 send down
phr v1) знижувати, збивати (ціни, температуру)2) виключати, відраховувати (з університету, коледжів) -
54 send forth
phr v1) видавати, випускати2) посилати, відправляти -
55 send forward
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56 send off
phr v1) відсилати, відправляти (лист, посилку); ( for) посилати за чим-небудь; виписувати, замовляти2) проганяти, звільняти; cпopт. видаляти з поля3) проводжати, влаштовувати проводи -
57 send out
phr v1) l. випускати; випромінювати2) давати (паростки, пагони)3) відправляти, розсилати4) вигнати, відправити ( з приміщення)5) ( for) посилати куди-небудь за чим-небудь6) доставляти додому (замовлення; про магазин)7) радіо передавати -
58 send over
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59 send round
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60 send across
phr vпослати через що-небудь або за що-небудь (за річку, через вулицю)
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