Dispatch

/dɪspˈæt‍ʃ/

/dɪˈspætʃ/

Definizione e Significato di "dispatch"

to dispatch

VERBO

inviare

to send a person or thing somewhere for a specific purpose

Dialect

American

despatch

British

Transitive: to dispatch sb somewhere

Ditransitive: to dispatch sb to do sth

Example

The manager quickly dispatched a team to investigate the reported issue.

Il manager ha rapidamente inviato una squadra per indagare sul problema segnalato.

The police were dispatched to the scene of the accident to provide assistance.

La polizia è stata inviata sulla scena dell'incidente per fornire assistenza.

eliminare, affrontare

to eliminate or put an end to someone or something with swift and decisive action

Transitive: to dispatch sb/sth

Example

The highly skilled assassin dispatched the target with precision and speed.

L'assassino altamente qualificato ha eliminato il bersaglio con precisione e velocità.

The sharpshooter dispatched the dangerous wildlife with precision to protect the safety of the community.

Il cecchino ha eliminato la fauna selvatica pericolosa con precisione per proteggere la sicurezza della comunità.

gestire, completare

to handle or complete something promptly and effectively

Transitive: to dispatch a task

Example

The skilled negotiator dispatched the difficult contract negotiations in just a few hours.

Il negoziatore esperto ha gestito le difficili trattative contrattuali in sole poche ore.

The CEO dispatched the company's financial crisis by implementing strategic cost-cutting measures.

Il CEO ha gestito la crisi finanziaria dell'azienda implementando misure strategiche di riduzione dei costi.

Dispatch

SOSTANTIVO

dispacciamento

a newspaper report, usually sent from another town or a foreign country, often on a military-related matter

Dialect

American

despatch

British

What is a "dispatch"?

A dispatch is a report or message, often sent by a journalist, correspondent, or other individual, that provides important information about an event or situation. Dispatches are typically sent quickly to deliver news or updates from a specific location, such as from the scene of a breaking news story, an ongoing event, or a distant area. They are often associated with news organizations and can be delivered via telegraph, email, or other communication methods. Dispatches are known for being concise and factual, aiming to inform readers as soon as possible with the most relevant details.

Example

The war correspondent filed a detailed dispatch from the front lines.

Readers eagerly awaited the latest dispatches from the conflict zone.

spedizione, invio

the act of sending off something

uccisione, eliminazione

killing a person or animal

prontezza, delega

the property of being prompt and efficient

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patch

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