Send in Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To send something, like a form or document, to an organization or person officially; or to tell someone to enter a room or building.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in formal, official, or service contexts: 'send in an application,' 'send in your homework.' Also used when asking someone outside a room to enter, e.g., at a doctor's office: 'Please send in the next patient.' Not just 'send'; it implies submitting for review or entry.
Example Sentences
Please send in your completed form by Friday.
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We need to send in our homework every Monday.
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Tell the nurse to send in the next patient.
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You can send in your questions before the show starts.
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After you finish, just send in your report online.
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If you’re ready, I’ll send in the interview panel now.
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