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41 send ahead
v.enviar por delante. -
42 send along
v.despachar, mandar. -
43 send away
v.despachar, enviar fuera, mandar a pasear. -
44 send back
v.devolver (purchase, order of food) -
45 send crazy
v.volver loco. -
46 send flying
v.echar a volar, echar a rodar. -
47 send for
v.1 mandar traer (help, supplies); mandar llamar (doctor)2 enviar por, llamar, enviar a traer, hacer venir. -
48 send forth
v.1 despedir, echar, enviar, expulsar.2 producir, dar a luz.3 publicar, promulgar4 empujar5 enviar adelante, hacer marchar6 emitir, exhalar. -
49 send forward
v.enviar hacia adelante. -
50 send greetings
v.enviar saludos. -
51 send home
v.enviar a casa. -
52 send money
s.dinero reservado. -
53 send notes
v.enviar apuntes. -
54 send off
v.1 enviar, despachar, expedir, mandar.2 mandar marchar, enviar. -
55 send out
v.1 enviar, mandar.2 mandar fuera.3 emitir, despedir. -
56 send over
v.1 enviar.2 enviar por. -
57 send packing
v.mandar a freír espárragos, despachar, despedir con cajas destempladas, mandar a paseo. -
58 send quickly
v.despachar prontamente. -
59 send round
v.hacer circular. -
60 send sprawling
v.tumbar.
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