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Meaning of
dispatch
in English
dispatch
us
//dɪsˈpætʃ//
uk
//dɪsˈpætʃ//
#common
Plural
dispatches
Past Tense
dispatched
Participle Verb
dispatching
Third Person Singular
dispatches
Definitions
Verb
to
send
something
promptly
;
with
urgency
or
speed
The
company
will
dispatch
the
package
immediately
.
send
an
official
message
promptly
;
via
diplomat
The
diplomat
was
sent
to
dispatch
a
message
to
the
foreign
leader
.
finish
or
execute
something
speedily
;
complete
tasks
She
will
dispatch
her
tasks
quickly
to
meet
the
deadline
.
send
someone
away
quickly
;
hastily
The
manager
will
dispatch
the
employee
to
handle
the
complaint
from
the
customer
.
send
a
journalist
to
report
;
on
location
The
news
agency
will
dispatch
a
reporter
to
cover
the
live
event
.
to
quickly
eliminate
or
destroy
something
;
efficiently
The
special
forces
were
trained
to
dispatch
the
enemy
targets
with
precision
and
speed
.
to
route
or
redirect
(
data
,
tasks
,
etc
.)
for
processing
The
system
will
dispatch
the
incoming
request
to
the
appropriate
server
.
Noun
a
message
sent
quickly
;
official
or
urgent
The
urgent
dispatch
from
the
headquarters
instructed
us
to
take
action
.
an
emergency
response
mission
;
attending
to
a
crisis
The
emergency
team
went
on
a
dispatch
to
rescue
the
people
trapped
in
the
building
.
passing
on
a
message
for
processing
(
in
computing
)
The
dispatch
of
network
packets
is
handled
by
the
router
.
