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send Ni Nini? dispatch, forward — Kirusi Maana na Matumizi

send
A1
verb
Matumizi:
90%
dispatch, forward
Jibu: dispatch, forward
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To cause something to go or be carried to a place or person.

Send means to make something go to a place or a person. You can send letters, emails, or objects. It is a very common action in daily life.

I send a letter to my friend.

Please send the package quickly.

2
B1
verb
Matumizi:
70%
dispatch, assign
Jibu: dispatch, assign
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To cause someone to go or be taken somewhere, especially by official arrangement.

This meaning means to make a person go to a place, often by order or plan. It is used for jobs, trips, or tasks where someone is moved purposefully.

They send soldiers to the border.

The manager sent her to the meeting.

3
A2
verb
Matumizi:
85%
transmit, email
Jibu: transmit, email
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To cause an electronic message or data to be transmitted digitally.

Send can mean to make electronic messages, like emails or texts, go to another person through a computer or phone. It is very common in technology use.

She sends emails every day.

Send me the file by computer.

4
B2
verb
Matumizi:
60%
transmit, broadcast
Jibu: transmit, broadcast
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To cause a signal or data to be sent from one device to another.

This use is for technical equipment that sends signals or data to other machines or places. It is common in electronics and communications technology.

The radio sends signals to the car.

This device sends data fast.

5
B2
verb
Matumizi:
40%
expel, eject
Jibu: expel, eject
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To cause a sports player to be sent off the field as a penalty.

In sports, to send a player means to remove them from the game as a punishment, often for breaking rules or bad behavior.

The referee sent the player off.

He was sent out for a foul.

6
B1
verb
Matumizi:
50%
delegate, enter
Jibu: delegate, enter
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To send a person or team to a competition or event officially.

Send means to arrange for a person or group to take part in a competition or event. This meaning is about official entry or representation.

They send a team to the contest.

Our school sent a student to the fair.

7
B2
verb
Matumizi:
45%
convey, express
Jibu: convey, express
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: To give a strong feeling, communication, or idea to someone.

Send can be used in a figurative way to say one thing gives or shows a feeling or message to others. It is not about physical objects but ideas or emotions.

Her smile sends a happy message.

The song sends strong emotions.

8
C1
verb
Matumizi:
20%
complete, finish
Jibu: complete, finish
Matamshi: /sɛnd/
Maana: In rock climbing, to successfully complete a route without falling.

In climbing, send means to finish a path or route without falling. It is a special meaning used by sports climbers.

She sent the hard climb yesterday.

He wants to send the new route.

9
A1
noun
Matumizi:
90%
concept, entity, object, notion
Jibu: concept, entity, object, notion
Matamshi: /send/
Maana: the concept, entity, or object designated as send

Fundamental substantive denoting an entity, idea, or concrete item.

The researcher highlighted the importance of send in modern society.

A clear understanding of send is necessary to evaluate the problem.

send — Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara Kwa Mara

:neno linamaanisha nini?
:neno, katika lugha ya :lugha inamaanisha ":sawa". Inatumika kama :sifa.
:neno linatamkwaje?
:neno linatamkwa "/sɛnd/" linatamkwa hivyo.
:neno linajifunza katika ngazi gani?
:neno neno :kiwango kiwango cha kujifunza.
:neno linatumika vipi?
I send a letter to my friend.
send