despatch
Kelime Anlamı :
1. gönderi.
2. Bkz. dispatch.
3. dağıt.
4. sevkiyat yapmak.
5. irsal.
6. dispeç.
7. gönderme.
8. (isim) gönderi.
9. sevk etme.
10. sevk etmek (mal vb).
Tanımlar :
1.
holding despatches
2. alternative form of dispatch. (see also wikipedia's mentioned in despatches)
3. alternative form of dispatch.
2. alternative form of dispatch. (see also wikipedia's mentioned in despatches)
3. alternative form of dispatch.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
1.
to deliver; rid; free; disentangle; discharge: usually reflexive.
2. to send to a destination; cause to start for or go to an appointed place; put under way: usually implying urgent importance or haste as to purpose, or promptness and regularity as to time: as, to despatch a messenger or a letter asking for assistance; to despatch an envoy to a foreign court; to despatch a ship.
3. to transact or dispose of speedily or with promptness; attend to; bring to an end; accomplish: as, to despatch business.
4.
5. to finish or make an end of by promptly putting to death; kill.
6.
7. to make short work of, dispose of (quickly).
8. slay, murder, etc. see kill.
9. to go expeditiously; be quick.
10. to conclude or dispose of an affair or matter; make a finish.
11. A sending off or away; a prompt or regular starting or transmission, as of some one on an errand or a commission, or of a ship, freight, etc., on its prescribed course or toward its destination: as, the despatch of the mails; the despatch of troops to the front.
12. A sending away or getting rid of something; a putting out of the way, or a doing away with; riddance; dismissal.
13. prompt or expeditious performance; complete or regular execution or transaction; the act of bringing to a conclusion.
14. speed; haste; expedition; due diligence: as, repairing done with neatness and despatch; go, but make despatch.
15. conduct; management.
16. A written message sent or to be sent with expedition: as, a telegraphic despatch.
17. an official letter relating to public affairs, as from a minister to an ambassador or a commander, or from the latter to the former, usually conveyed by a special messenger or bearer of despatches.
18. A conveyance or an organization for the expeditious transmission of merchandise, money, etc.: as, the merchants' despatch; it was sent by despatch.
19. A decisive answer.
2. to send to a destination; cause to start for or go to an appointed place; put under way: usually implying urgent importance or haste as to purpose, or promptness and regularity as to time: as, to despatch a messenger or a letter asking for assistance; to despatch an envoy to a foreign court; to despatch a ship.
3. to transact or dispose of speedily or with promptness; attend to; bring to an end; accomplish: as, to despatch business.
4.
5. to finish or make an end of by promptly putting to death; kill.
6.
7. to make short work of, dispose of (quickly).
8. slay, murder, etc. see kill.
9. to go expeditiously; be quick.
10. to conclude or dispose of an affair or matter; make a finish.
11. A sending off or away; a prompt or regular starting or transmission, as of some one on an errand or a commission, or of a ship, freight, etc., on its prescribed course or toward its destination: as, the despatch of the mails; the despatch of troops to the front.
12. A sending away or getting rid of something; a putting out of the way, or a doing away with; riddance; dismissal.
13. prompt or expeditious performance; complete or regular execution or transaction; the act of bringing to a conclusion.
14. speed; haste; expedition; due diligence: as, repairing done with neatness and despatch; go, but make despatch.
15. conduct; management.
16. A written message sent or to be sent with expedition: as, a telegraphic despatch.
17. an official letter relating to public affairs, as from a minister to an ambassador or a commander, or from the latter to the former, usually conveyed by a special messenger or bearer of despatches.
18. A conveyance or an organization for the expeditious transmission of merchandise, money, etc.: as, the merchants' despatch; it was sent by despatch.
19. A decisive answer.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia