send down

• Verbo frasal utilizado en inglés británico para referirse a la expulsión de un estudiante de la universidad, o al envío de algo a un nivel más bajo o a otro lugar.

A phrasal verb used in British English to indicate the act of expelling a student from a university, or sending something to a lower level or location.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Expel from universityformalbritish

   To officially expel a student from a university, especially for misconduct or academic failure.

   Expulsar de la universidad

   • He was sent down from Oxford for cheating on his exams.
   • The university sent down several students after the protest.
   • She risked being sent down for failing to meet academic standards.

   Sinónimosdismissejectexpelrusticatethrow out

   Antónimosadmitenrollmatriculate

2. Imprisonformalbritish

   To send someone to prison, typically for a crime.

   Enviar a prisión

   • The judge sent him down for ten years for robbery.
   • He was sent down for his involvement in the fraud case.
   • The court sent down the criminal to serve a life sentence.

   Sinónimosconfineimprisonincarceratejaillock upput awayput behind bars

   Antónimosacquitfreerelease

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