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Meanings of send off in English
Usage of send off in English
1
The House of Commons gave him a moving & impressive send off.
2
Before leaving my desk I send off an e-mail to Kimberley Jones:
3
You had better tell him to send off the Division to you.
4
I had time to send off two ravens before they burst in.
5
If it wasn't full time it shluld have been a send off.
6
Get the rent from Miss Frost and send off a few bob.
7
Place a boy with them to send off for aid, if necessary.
8
Was it really you who gave it to me to send off?
9
I shall send off this miserable scrap, and write again very soon.
10
By the way, did you send off any account of the accident?'
11
I'll send off this letter quickly, before I'm ashamed of its feebleness.
12
Half the men I send off to look for food do not return.
13
But hurry along to the station and send off the message.
14
But I'll have to send off for a better saw first.
15
Surely, air like this would send off air-quality alarm bells, right?
16
It was the Arlens - led by Frank who handled Johanna's send off.
This collocation consists of:
Send off through the time
Send off across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common