send in

enviar, presentar

Hacer llegar algo a una organización, normalmente por correo o internet, para que lo revise o utilice.

En inglés sencillo: To deliver something to an organization, often by post or online, so it can be checked or used.

• Please send in your form.
• She sent in a photo for the competition.
• Have you sent your application in yet?

Cómo se usa: send in something (Please send in your application by Friday.); send something in (You can send your answers in online.)

Sinónimos: submit, send, mail

Expresiones frecuentes: send in something, send something in, send in an application

enviar a intervenir

Mandar a alguien a una situación difícil para que ayude o intervenga.

En inglés sencillo: To make someone enter a difficult situation to help or take action.

• They sent in a rescue team.
• Should we send in more engineers?
• The mayor sends in police when crowds become violent.

Cómo se usa: send in someone (They sent in experts to investigate the leak.)

Sinónimos: bring in, deploy

Expresiones frecuentes: send in help, send someone in, send in experts

enviar al combate

Ordenar a unos soldados que entren en combate.

En inglés sencillo: To order soldiers to enter a battle.

• They sent in troops at dawn.
• The commander will send in the infantry next.
• Why did they send in soldiers without air support?

Cómo se usa: send in someone (The general refused to send in more soldiers.)

Sinónimos: deploy, commit

Expresiones frecuentes: send in troops, send in soldiers

enviar a batear

Elegir a un jugador de críquet para que salga al campo a batear.

En inglés sencillo: To choose a cricket player to go onto the field and hit the ball.

• The captain sent her in to bat.
• Who will they send in after the next wicket?
• They usually send in their strongest batter first.

Cómo se usa: send someone in to bat (The captain sent Ravi in to bat.)

Sinónimos: put in

Expresiones frecuentes: send someone in, send in someone