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1. to send (someone) up/ to send (someone) in
– to give someone permission to go upstairs to a specific office; to tell someone to go to a particular office * When the electrician gets here, please send him up to the 14th floor to fix those lights. sent him in==>if the destination is on the same floor
بدجور شکست دادن– to destroy and ruin; to beat very badly; to win by a lot * Our team was crushed in last year’s tournament, but we’re hoping to play better this year.
– to be a little bit behind schedule; to be doing things later than one had planned; to not be on time * I called the company to let them know that I was running a little late this morning, but that I would be at the office by 8:45.
– easy to understand; making sense to a person so that one does not need to read the instructions in order to use or do something * Graphic computer programs that use icons are more intuitive than computer programs where the user has to type commands in a programming language.
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