send out

• Partikelverb, das das Versenden, Verteilen oder Ausstrahlen von etwas an mehrere Empfänger oder nach außen bezeichnet.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of distributing, dispatching, or emitting something to multiple recipients or outward.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Dispatch or distributeformal

   To cause something to be delivered or transmitted to multiple recipients.

   Versenden

   • The company sent out invitations to the annual gala.
   • She sent out a newsletter to all subscribers.
   • They sent out the product samples to potential clients.

   Synonymebroadcastcirculatedispatchdisseminatedistributeforwardissuemailreleaseshiptransmit

   Antonymecollectreceiveretainwithhold

2. Emit or produceformal

   To produce and release something, such as light, sound, or a signal.

   Ausstrahlen

   • The lighthouse sends out a beam of light every few seconds.
   • The radio tower sends out signals across the region.
   • The flowers send out a pleasant fragrance in the evening.

   Synonymedischargeemanateemitexudegive offproduceradiaterelease

   Antonymeabsorbsuppresswithhold

3. Summon or call forinformal

   To request someone to come or to issue a call for assistance.

   Rufen oder herbeirufen

   • They sent out for pizza because no one wanted to cook.
   • The manager sent out a call for volunteers.
   • She sent out an SOS signal when the boat started sinking.

   Synonymeask forcallcall forrequestsend forsummon

Grundverbsend