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to send away
[phrase form: send]
01
to ask or cause someone to leave a place or situation, usually as a punishment or because of unwanted behavior
Example
The teacher had to send away disruptive students to maintain a focused learning environment.
The host had to send away some guests as the party became too crowded.
The police were called to send away the protesters who were disrupting the event.
02
to remove or make something leave a particular location or situation
Example
The chef had to send away the spoiled ingredients to maintain the quality of the dish.
She decided to send away her old clothes to make room for new ones.
She decided to send away the clutter in her house to create a more organized living space.
03
to fire someone from their job or position, usually against their will
Example
The company had to send away several employees due to budget cuts.
The manager had to send away the underperforming team member after multiple warnings.
The manager sent away the employee who consistently violated company policies.
04
to send someone to a specific location, usually for a long period of time
Example
The military sent away the soldiers to their assigned bases.
The coach had to send away the injured player from the game for medical attention.
05
to arrange for goods or items to be delivered to a specific location
Example
The company sent away the product orders to various customer locations.
The warehouse staff sent away the bulk order to the distributor 's warehouse.
The manager sent away the shipment, ensuring it reached the clients on schedule.
Example
The teacher had to send away disruptive students to maintain a focused learning environment.
The host had to send away some guests as the party became too crowded.
The police were called to send away the protesters who were disrupting the event.
After the betrayal, she decided to send away those who couldn't be trusted.
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