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dispatch
verb
-
dispatch
,
dispatches
,
dispatching
,
dispatched
to
send
someone
or
something
to
a
particular
destination
,
especially
officially
or
for
a
special
purpose
.
•
The
emergency
operator
dispatched
firefighters
to
the
burning
building
.
The
emergency
operator
dispatched
firefighters
to
the
burning
building
.
•
The
company
dispatches
trucks
full
of
fresh
produce
every
morning
.
The
company
dispatches
trucks
full
of
fresh
produce
every
morning
.
From
Italian
dispacciare
'to
hasten'
,
alteration
of
Old
French
despechier
,
from
Late
Latin
dis-
+
*pactare
or
expactare
.
verb
-
dispatch
,
dispatches
,
dispatching
,
dispatched
to
deal
with
or
finish
something
quickly
and
efficiently
.
•
She
dispatched
all
her
emails
before
lunch
.
She
dispatched
all
her
emails
before
lunch
.
•
The
lawyer
dispatched
the
case
in
record
time
.
The
lawyer
dispatched
the
case
in
record
time
.
noun
-
dispatch
,
dispatches
,
dispatching
,
dispatched
the
act
of
sending
someone
or
something
to
a
destination
.
•
The
quick
dispatch
of
aid
saved
many
lives
.
The
quick
dispatch
of
aid
saved
many
lives
.
•
The
dispatch
from
headquarters
arrived
too
late
.
The
dispatch
from
headquarters
arrived
too
late
.
noun
-
dispatch
,
dispatches
,
dispatching
,
dispatched
a
report
sent
from
abroad
by
a
newspaper's
correspondent
.
•
The
journalist's
dispatch
from
Ukraine
was
harrowing
.
The
journalist's
dispatch
from
Ukraine
was
harrowing
.
•
His
front-line
dispatch
won
a
Pulitzer
Prize
.
His
front-line
dispatch
won
a
Pulitzer
Prize
.