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dispatch

UK
/dɪsˈpætʃ/
US
/dɪsˈpætʃ/

Translations

dispatchnoun
dispatches
pl
UK
/dɪsˈpætʃ/
US
/dɪsˈpætʃ/
The dispatch of goods was delayed due to the storm.
Отправка товаров была задержана из-за шторма.
The ambassador sent a dispatch to the government.
Посол отправил депешу правительству.
The military received a dispatch about the enemy's movements.
Военные получили донесение о передвижениях врага.
Additional translations
экспедиция
передача
отгрузка
посылка
Synonyms
shipment
consignment
delivery
transmission
send-off
dispatchverb
dispatched
Past Simple
dispatched
Past Participle
dispatching
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈspætʃ/
US
/dɪˈspætʃ/
The company will dispatch the goods tomorrow.
Компания отправит товары завтра.
They will dispatch a team to investigate the issue.
Они пошлют команду для расследования проблемы.
The manager will dispatch the invitations by the end of the day.
Менеджер разошлёт приглашения к концу дня.
Additional translations
ускорять
справляться
разделываться
Synonyms
send
transmit
forward
ship
deliver
convey
issue
distribute
dispatchadjective
Used attributively to modify nouns relating to dispatching (e.g., "dispatch department", "dispatch rider").

Definitions

dispatchnoun
The act of sending someone or something to a destination or for a specific purpose.
The dispatch of the rescue team was delayed due to bad weather.
A message or report sent with speed, often used in the context of military or official communications.
The general received a dispatch from the front lines detailing the latest developments.
The killing of someone or something, often used in a formal or literary context.
The dispatch of the injured animal was carried out humanely by the veterinarian.
Efficiency and speed in performance or accomplishment.
The chef prepared the meal with great dispatch, impressing all the guests.
The office, department, or function responsible for sending vehicles, goods, or personnel to their destinations.
Call dispatch if you need a tow truck.
dispatchverb
To send off to a destination or for a purpose.
The company will dispatch the goods by the end of the week.
To deal with a task, problem, or opponent quickly and efficiently.
She managed to dispatch the report before the deadline.
To kill or defeat someone or something.
The hunter dispatched the wounded animal with a single shot.
dispatchadjective
Relating to the sending of people or things, or to the department responsible for such sending.
She works in the dispatch office handling all outgoing orders.
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