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1 send up
transitive verb1) (Brit. coll.): (parody) parodieren2) (cause to rise) steigen lassen [Ballon]; hochtreiben [Preis, Kosten, Temperatur]send somebody's temperature up — (fig. joc.) jemanden zum Kochen bringen (ugs.)
* * *◆ send upvt1. (bring up)▪ to \send up up ⇆ sth etw zuschickenI've asked for some samples to be sent up from the stores ich habe um die Zusendung einiger Muster aus dem Lager gebeten▪ to \send up up ⇆ sb jdn inhaftierenhow many years were you sent up for? wie viele Jahre warst du im Gefängnis?4. (force up)▪ to \send up up ⇆ sth etw ansteigen lassento \send up up prices Preise ansteigen lassento \send up up sb's temperature das Fieber in die Höhe treiben* * *vt sep2) prices, temperature hochtreiben, in die Höhe treiben; pressure steigen lassen3) (= destroy) in die Luft gehen lassen* * *send up v/t1. a) hinaufschicken:send up a prayer ein Gebet nach oben schickenb) einen Ballon steigen lassen2. fig die Preise, Temperatur etc steigen lassen3. umg jemanden, etwasa) parodieren, verulkenb) persiflieren4. US umg → academic.ru/65855/send_down">send down 5* * *transitive verb1) (Brit. coll.): (parody) parodieren2) (cause to rise) steigen lassen [Ballon]; hochtreiben [Preis, Kosten, Temperatur]send somebody's temperature up — (fig. joc.) jemanden zum Kochen bringen (ugs.)
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2 consign
transitive verb1) anvertrauen (to Dat.)2) (Commerc.) übersenden, (fachspr.) konsignieren [Güter] (to an + Akk.)* * *(to put into or deliver to; to transfer: The little boy was consigned to his grandmother's care.) übergeben- academic.ru/15459/consignment">consignment* * *con·sign[kənˈsaɪn]vt ( form)1. (send)▪ to \consign sth to sb etw an jdn sendento \consign goods/articles to sb Waren/Artikel an jdn verschicken [o versenden2. (place)to \consign sb to sb's care jdn in jds Obhut gebento be \consigned to the care of sb unter jds Obhut stehento be \consigned to poverty/oblivion in Armut/Vergessenheit geratento be \consigned to prison ins Gefängnis kommen* * *[kən'saɪn]vtthe goods are consigned to... — die Waren sind für... bestimmt
2) (= commit) übergeben (to +dat); (= entrust also) anvertrauenit was consigned to the rubbish heap — es landete auf dem Abfallhaufen
to consign a child to sb's care — ein Kind in jds Obhut (acc) geben
* * *consign [kənˈsaın] v/t1. übergeben, ausliefern ( beide:to dat):consign to the flames den Flammen übergeben, verbrennen2. jemandem etwas anvertrauen3. JUR schott Geld hinterlegenfor, to für)a) übersenden, zusenden (dat)b) adressieren (an akk)6. consign (for sale) (zur Auktion) einliefern* * *transitive verb1) anvertrauen (to Dat.)consign something to the scrap heap — (lit. or fig.) etwas auf den Schrotthaufen werfen
2) (Commerc.) übersenden, (fachspr.) konsignieren [Güter] (to an + Akk.)* * *v.übergeben v.
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