send
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /sɛnd/
KK: /sɛnd/
noun
Definition
A term used to describe the upward movement of a wave, often in the context of surfing or oceanography.
Example
The send of the wave was perfect for surfing.
Conversation
Did you see that big wave at the beach yesterday?
Yeah, it was amazing! The send was really powerful.
I can't believe how high it went when it crashed.
I know, right? It made for some great surfing!
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
lift
heave
rise
Antonyms
drop
fall
decline
transitive verb
Definition
To cause something to go or be taken to a particular place or person, often by using a method of communication or transportation.
Example
I will send the package tomorrow.
Tense Forms
Past: sent
Past Participle: sent
Conversation
Did you remember to send that email to John?
Oh no, I completely forgot about it!
You should really send it soon; he's waiting for your reply.
Root Explanation
Send → This word originates from Old English 'sendan', meaning to cause to go or to dispatch. The term describes the action of causing something to go from one place to another.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word 'sendan' which means to cause something to go — that's why 'send' means to dispatch or deliver something.
Visually Confused Words
stend
spend
shend
scend
sen
end
upsend
shrend