send

send
v. zenden; sturen; wegschieten; veroorzaken; eruit laten schieten; uitzenden (v. elektromagnetische straling); plezier doen (spreektaal)
send
[ send] 〈sent, sent [sent]〉
I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
1 bericht sturen ⇒ laten weten
♦voorbeelden:
1   I sent to warn her • ik heb haar laten waarschuwen
II 〈onovergankelijk en overgankelijk werkwoord〉
1 (uit)zenden
♦voorbeelden:
1   send after her and bring her back • laat iemand haar terughalen
     send someone after her • stuur iemand achter haar aan
→ send awaysend away/, send downsend down/, send forsend for/, send offsend off/, send outsend out/
III 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
1 (ver)sturen ⇒ (ver)zenden
2 sturen ⇒ zenden, (doen) overbrengen 〈bij uitbreiding〉; dwingen tot
3 teweegbrengen ⇒ veroorzaken; 〈voornamelijk formeel〉 geven
4 jagen ⇒ drijven
5 maken ⇒ doen worden
6 〈informeel〉opwinden ⇒ meeslepen
♦voorbeelden:
2   send to bed • naar bed sturen
     send someone to his death • iemand de dood injagen/insturen
     the fire sent me looking for a new house • door de brand moest ik omzien naar een ander huis
     she sends her love • je moet de groeten van haar hebben
     send ahead • vooruit sturen
     send in • inzenden, insturen 〈in het bijzonder ter beoordeling〉; indienen
3   Heaven send that • de hemel/God geve dat
     send pestilence • verderf zaaien
     the news sent us into deep distress • het nieuws bracht diepe droefenis bij ons teweeg
4   send a bullet through someone's head • iemand een kogel door het hoofd jagen
5   this rattle sends me crazy • ik word gek van dat geratel
6   this music really sends me • ik zie die muziek helemaal zitten
send flying • in het rond doen vliegen; op de vlucht jagen; ondersteboven lopen
     send packing • de laan uit sturen; afschepen
→ send onsend on/, send upsend up/

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