dispatch

派遣する、出動させる

特定の仕事をするために、人や機材をある場所へ送ること。

やさしい英語で： If you send people or equipment somewhere for a particular job, you arrange for them to go there.

• They dispatched an ambulance.
• The editor dispatched two reporters to the scene.
• Police were dispatched to investigate the noise.

使い方： dispatch someone/something to somewhere (They dispatched a rescue team to the island.)

類義語： send, deploy

よく使う表現： dispatch a team, dispatch someone to somewhere

発送する、送る

手紙や荷物などが相手に届くように送り出すこと。

やさしい英語で： If you send a message or package, you arrange for it to reach someone.

• We dispatch orders every morning.
• Your package was dispatched yesterday.
• The office dispatched a message to all branches.

使い方： dispatch something to someone (We dispatched the parcel to the customer yesterday.)

類義語： send, ship

よく使う表現： dispatch an order, dispatch a message, dispatch a shipment, dispatch goods promptly

破る、打ち負かす

相手を、しばしば素早く、または簡単に倒して勝つこと。

やさしい英語で： If you beat an opponent, you prevent them from winning, often quickly or easily.

• She dispatched her opponent easily.
• The champions dispatched the visiting team in under an hour.
• He dispatched three rivals before reaching the final.

類義語： defeat, beat

よく使う表現： dispatch an opponent, easily dispatch someone

殺す、仕留める

生き物の命を素早く奪うこと。

やさしい英語で： If you kill a living thing quickly, you bring its life to an end.

• The hunter dispatched the wounded animal.
• The knight dispatched his enemy with one blow.
• A single shot dispatched the creature.

類義語： kill, slay

よく使う表現： dispatch an enemy, swiftly dispatch something

通信、特電

遠くで働く人が送ってくるメッセージやニュースの報告。

やさしい英語で： A message or news report sent by someone working far away.

• The reporter sent a dispatch.
• Her dispatch from Rome appeared in the newspaper.
• We received several dispatches about the fighting.

使い方： dispatch from somewhere (We read a dispatch from the front.)

類義語： report, message

よく使う表現： a news dispatch, dispatch from somewhere, official dispatch, urgent dispatch

指令室

緊急通報を受け、警察や救急車などを現場へ送る部署。

やさしい英語で： The service that receives emergency calls and sends police, ambulances, or other help.

• Call dispatch for help.
• Dispatch sent two ambulances to the scene.
• The officer radioed dispatch for more information.

よく使う表現： call dispatch, police dispatch

派遣

特定の仕事をしてもらうために、人をある場所へ送ること。

やさしい英語で： The act of sending people somewhere to do a particular job.

• They ordered the dispatch of troops.
• The dispatch of a rescue team was delayed.
• Officials approved the immediate dispatch of doctors to the island.

使い方： dispatch of someone to somewhere (The dispatch of engineers to the site solved the problem.)

類義語： deployment

よく使う表現： dispatch of troops, immediate dispatch

迅速さ

仕事を素早く、無駄なく進めること。

やさしい英語で： Speed and efficiency in dealing with a task.

• They finished the work with dispatch.
• She dealt with each complaint with admirable dispatch.
• Please handle this matter with all due dispatch.

使い方： with dispatch (The requests were handled with dispatch.)

類義語： speed, promptness

反対語： delay

よく使う表現： with dispatch, with due dispatch, act with dispatch