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sentadjective
Slang sense meaning emotionally or euphorically transported; intoxicated or ecstatic.
défoncéFamilier ; s’emploie pour une personne euphorique, déchaînée ou sous l’effet d’une drogue.
She was totally sent after hearing the news.
Elle était complètement défoncée après avoir entendu la nouvelle.
Additional translations
euphoriquePour le sens de forte extase ou de joie intense.
sentpast participle
Used attributively to describe something that has been dispatched or conveyed; derived from the past participle of the verb "send".
The sent package was delivered ahead of schedule.
Le colis envoyé a été livré avant la date prévue.
sendverb

sent

Past Simple

sent
Past Simple
sent
Past Participle
sending
Gerund
UK
/sɛnd/
US
/sɛnd/
plongerAu sens figuré.
The news of the victory sent the crowd into a frenzy.
La nouvelle de la victoire a plongé la foule dans une frénésie.
She decided to send the package to her friend overseas.
Elle a décidé d’envoyer le colis à son ami à l’étranger.
Additional translations
déchaînerFamilier au sens figuré.
Synonyms
deliver
transmit
forward
mail
convey
issue
transfer
dispatch
Antonyms
receive

Definitions

sentadjective
Experiencing intense pleasure or euphoria; ecstatic or intoxicated.
She was totally sent after hearing the news.
sentpast participle
Dispatched or conveyed to a destination.
The sent package was delivered ahead of schedule.
sendverb
To cause to go or be taken to a particular destination; arrange for the delivery of, especially by mail or courier.
She decided to send the package to her friend overseas.
To cause or order someone to go and do something.
The manager will send an employee to attend the conference.
To cause to be in a particular state or condition.
The news of the victory sent the crowd into a frenzy.
To dispatch a signal or message electronically.
He will send an email to confirm the meeting time.
To propel or drive something forcefully in a particular direction.
The striker sent the ball soaring into the top corner.
(slang) To excite or delight intensely; to transport emotionally.
Their energetic performance really sent the crowd.
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