dispatch|dispatched|dispatches|dispatching in English
verb
[dis·patch || dɪ'spætʃ]
send off quickly; dismiss; eliminate; kill; conclude with speed and efficiency
Use "dispatch|dispatched|dispatches|dispatching" in a sentence
1. The diplomatic dispatches were dispatched to the UN Headquarters.
2. 8 The diplomatic dispatches were dispatched to the UN Headquarters.
3. Please advise us of the dispatch of the goods/when the goods are dispatched.
4. Dispatching Data to Authorize.Net
5. Still dispatching big Blowdowns from the August 2020 storm
6. The shipper has the ~ of dispatching goods afriendly nation.
7. Dispatch the cards.
8. He dispatched scouts ahead.
9. Wounded in action, he was twice mentioned in dispatches.
10. Maxwell, Maxwell dispatch, Kiowa 71 . Placer 81, Maxwell dispatch, go ahead, over?
11. 16 I was carrying dispatches from the ambassador.
12. Computer aided Dispatch Solutions
13. Here is the dispatch.
14. Response team has been dispatched.
15. What is this dispatch?
16. (2) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
17. (5) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
18. (4) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
19. We soon dispatched the chocolate cake.
20. 9 Finally, the dispatching department returns the fare to every generating company to ensure it's non-profit by the rules similar to the way of dispatching current in parallel circuit.
21. I'm tapped into State Police dispatch.
22. Altogether 150,000 individual private telegrams and state dispatches were delivered.
23. (3) Dispatch by private courier company will be accepted as equivalent to dispatch by registered post.
24. A vet dispatched the injured horse.
25. Troops have been dispatched to the area.