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Meanings of send (sending) in English
Usage of sending in English
1
Russia said this week it would support sending humanitarian aid to Syria.
2
More than 1 million work abroad, sending money home to their families.
3
The problem is sending Target up-market may not work either, he said.
4
More than a million work abroad, sending money home to their families.
5
European Union officials proposed this week sending EU troops to support them.
6
Was the government right to cease sending humanitarian aid to North Korea?
7
The exchange would continue sending bunched trade confirmations to the public feed.
8
Officials said they were sending new polythene sheets to the affected areas.
9
In fact, I think we're going to be sending you home today.
10
Hezbollah has previously denied sending members to fight alongside Syrian government forces.
11
Said Torre, I couldn't in good conscience say, 'We're sending him out.
12
You're not working on sending the problem; you're working on sending moves.
13
He said he was sending a message to the new Conservation Minister.
14
The 2008 global financial crisis hit the country hard, sending unemployment spiralling.
15
Some U.S. officials question the benefit of sending more troops to Afghanistan.
16
I certainly know what you mean about sending out the wrong message.
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Translations for sending
Catalan
Sending through the time
Sending across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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