send out something
(MAIL)Definition
› to mail something: Frank sent out about 400 invitations to his party. Note: usually said about mailing many things that go to different places
(Definition of send out something (MAIL) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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send in something phrasal verb MAIL
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send in something/someone phrasal verb CAUSE TO GO
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send off someone phrasal verb CAUSE TO GO
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send off something phrasal verb MAIL
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send out someone/something phrasal verb CAUSE TO GO
- send out something phrasal verb MAIL
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send someone’s love (to someone) idiom
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send v CAUSE TO HAPPEN
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send v HAVE DELIVERED
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send v MAKE SOMEONE GO
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