English to Malagasy Meaning of send - mandefa


Send :
mandefa

mandefa, kosa, adiresy, mamindra, ataon-drizareo, hafatra, fandefasana, manome, mandoa vola, Avereno

mandefafandefasanamandefa
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Definitions of send in English
Verb(1) cause to go somewhere(2) to cause or order to be taken, directed, or transmitted to another place(3) cause to be directed or transmitted to another place(4) transport commercially(5) assign to a station(6) transfer(7) cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution(8) broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television
Examples of send in English
(1) The enchanting vivaciousness his women exude could send any man into ecstasy.(2) many parents prefer to send their children to single-sex schools(3) To return merchandise, pack it carefully (use the original packing material if possible) and send it back to us with a copy of your shipment receipt.(4) you must send us the application form by post(5) Jade Emperor cried, and he summoned Mountain God, ordering him to send mountains to fall upon the dragons.(6) it's the spectacle and music that send us, not the words(7) It would be very interesting to know the exact timing of the order to send the unarmed planes after Flight 93.(8) we'll send a representative(9) The case was heard at Andover, which has custody facilities, in case the magistrates decided to send Little to prison.(10) This was a daunting task as funds had to be raised in order to send the athletes over.(11) The United Nations announced yesterday that hundreds of staff in Pakistan and India were ordered to send their families home in the next few days.(12) We'll send letters and post notices exactly as we've done before.(13) he asked them to send a doctor(14) Eighteen months earlier she had helped send Coburn to prison as a prosecution witness in an armed robbery case.(15) send your document as a PDF attachment(16) tell them I send my regards
Related Phrases of send
(1) to send ::
mandefa
(2) send to ::
hampandehaninareo ho any
(3) send out ::
mandefa
(4) send back ::
alefaso
(5) send again ::
handefa indray
(6) send message ::
mandefa hafatra
(7) send mail ::
mandefa namany Sary
(8) send away ::
hampodiny
Synonyms
Verb
1. dispatch ::
mandefa
2. call for ::
hampaka
3. propel ::
manosika
4. get off ::
mahita tsirony
5. place ::
toerana
6. commit ::
manao
7. direct ::
mivantana
8. mail ::
namany Sary
9. broadcast ::
fampitana
10. transport ::
fitaterana
11. send out ::
mandefa
Antonyms
1. accept ::
manaiky
2. receive ::
mandray
Different Forms
send, sending, sends
Word Example from TV Shows
Wait, wait, wait. When did you
send my mom notes on a paper?

Wait, wait, wait. When did you SEND my mom notes on a paper?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

with Helsinki.\NWhy don’t you send me with Helsinki?

with Helsinki.
Why don’t you SEND me with Helsinki?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

What?
That you had to send your woman

What? That you had to SEND your woman

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

Like jacking trucks to,
like, send a message.

Like jacking trucks to, like, SEND a message.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 9

Send the next one in.

Send the next one in.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

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