Send on Meaning in English
expression
ˈsɛnd/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
SEND-AHN, SEND-awn
sˈɛnd/ /ˈɒn
SEND-ON
Definition
To forward something (like an email, message, or item) to another person or place, especially after receiving it yourself.
Usage & Nuances
Most common in business or digital contexts for emails, messages, or mail—'send on' often means 'forward.' Less common in everyday speech than just 'send.' Used as a phrasal verb: 'send it on to...' is a natural pattern.
Spanish: retransmitir - reenviarPortuguese (BR): reenviar - encaminharPortuguese (PT): reencaminhar - reenviarChinese (Simplified): 转发 - 传递Chinese (Traditional): 轉發 - 傳遞Hindi: आगे भेजनाArabic: إعادة إرسال - تحويلBengali: ফরওয়ার্ড করা - পাঠিয়ে দেয়াRussian: переслать - перенаправитьJapanese: 転送するVietnamese: chuyển tiếpKorean: 전달하다 - 보내주다Turkish: iletmek - yönlendirmekUrdu: آگے بھیجناIndonesian: teruskan - kirimkan lagi
Example Sentences
Please send on the email to the manager.
basic
Can you send on the package to my new address?
basic
I will send on the documents as soon as I get them.
basic
If you get any important news, just send it on to the team.
natural
I'll send on the message once I read it.
natural
She asked me to send on her application to the HR department.
natural