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to send off
[phrase form: send]
01
to transfer someone to a different location or destination
Example
The manager sent off the employees to the new branch to set up the office.
The company decided to send the employee off to their overseas branch for a special project.
The coach sent off the athlete to the national training center for intensive preparation.
02
to say goodbye and wish someone well as they depart
Example
She sent her friend off at the train station with a warm hug and a promise to stay in touch.
The entire neighborhood came to send off the soldier who was deploying overseas.
We'll send you off with our best wishes as you start this new chapter of your life.
03
to send a letter, document, or package to its intended destination using postal services
Example
She sent the important contract off to the client via express mail.
The office assistant sent off all the invoices to customers on time.
He sent the gift off to his friend for their birthday.
04
(of a referee in a sports competition) to order a player to no longer participate in the game due to a violation of the rules
Example
The referee sent the unruly player off the field after a dangerous foul.
The official sent off a player for using offensive language during the match.
He was sent off by the referee for his second yellow card offense.
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