send off

Word family adjectivesendablenounsendersendingverbsend

Examples from the Corpus

send off• I must send this film off to be processed.• When did you send off your application form?

send off for something• Some of these will be on the periodical shelves at your library and others you might want to send off for.• Then, Nutt the player appeared to make a retaliatory late tackle, and after being penalised was sent off for dissent.• Damiano Tommasi paid for it minutes later when he was sent off for felling Robbie Fowler.• I see Chapman got sent off for Portsmouth.• Newbridge substitute Stuart Griffiths was also sent off for stamping against Pontypridd, just six minutes after coming on.• Hull were reduced to 12 men on the hour when Mark Jones was sent off for throwing a punch at Gary Tees.• But in his next match he was sent off for twice attacking the goalie.• His nose was broken in two places by a player he had sent off for violent play.

ˈsend-off noun [countableC] informal

GOODBYEa party or other occasion when people meet to say goodbye to someone who is leaving 欢送会，送别

n The department gave Tom a send-off he won’t forget!

Examples from the Corpus

send-off• An elaborate send-off for the dead was also a social event, because a lavish funeral reflected on the living.• Their installation adds up to an elegant send-off.• And finally, when one dies, have a huge party / funeral / send-off.• The letdown after the great send-off was terrible.• The rally was intended to provide a memorable send-off to the Republican convention in San Diego, where they will arrive Sunday.• This was evidently supposed to be a sort of send-off for Tam and they had some important drinking to do.

单词	send off
释义	send off Word family adjectivesendablenounsendersendingverbsend Examples from the Corpus send off• I must send this film off to be processed.• When did you send off your application form? send off for something• Some of these will be on the periodical shelves at your library and others you might want to send off for.• Then, Nutt the player appeared to make a retaliatory late tackle, and after being penalised was sent off for dissent.• Damiano Tommasi paid for it minutes later when he was sent off for felling Robbie Fowler.• I see Chapman got sent off for Portsmouth.• Newbridge substitute Stuart Griffiths was also sent off for stamping against Pontypridd, just six minutes after coming on.• Hull were reduced to 12 men on the hour when Mark Jones was sent off for throwing a punch at Gary Tees.• But in his next match he was sent off for twice attacking the goalie.• His nose was broken in two places by a player he had sent off for violent play. ˈsend-off noun [countableC] informal GOODBYEa party or other occasion when people meet to say goodbye to someone who is leaving 欢送会，送别 n The department gave Tom a send-off he won’t forget! Examples from the Corpus send-off• An elaborate send-off for the dead was also a social event, because a lavish funeral reflected on the living.• Their installation adds up to an elegant send-off.• And finally, when one dies, have a huge party / funeral / send-off.• The letdown after the great send-off was terrible.• The rally was intended to provide a memorable send-off to the Republican convention in San Diego, where they will arrive Sunday.• This was evidently supposed to be a sort of send-off for Tam and they had some important drinking to do.
随便看	disposed to disposed to do disposed to do something disposed to do sth disposed to something disposed to sth dispose of dispose of something dispose of sth disposer disposers disposes dispose sb to sth dispose sb towards sth dispose somebody to something dispose somebody to/towards something dispose somebody towards something dispose to dispose towards disposing disposition dispositional dispositions dispossess dispossessed