despatch
despatch 英 [dɪ'spætʃ] 美 [dɪˈspætʃ]
vt. 派遣；发送；匆匆吃下 vi. 匆匆离开 n. 派遣；发送（等于dispatch）
进行时:despatching 过去式:despatched 过去分词:despatched 第三人称单数:despatches 名词复数:despatches
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- vt. 派遣；发送；匆匆吃下
- vi. 匆匆离开
- n. 派遣；发送（等于dispatch）
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1. Men would not have had the information or wherewithal to build computers, to fly to the moon, or write and despatch editorials like this one.
人类将不会获得知识和必要的资金来制造计算机，去飞往月球，或者写作和发表像本文这样的社论。
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2. In that despatch Mr Chun reportedly says some Chinese officials were willing to "face the new reality" that North Korea was of little value to China as a buffer state.
据说，千英宇提到一些中国官员愿意“面对新的现实”，即对于中国而言，朝鲜已经失去了作为一个缓冲国家的作用。
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3. Or, world leaders could decide to do as UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has done and despatch two cards.
还有一种办法就是，世界各国的领导人可以向英国首相托尼·布莱尔学习，送两种不同的贺卡。
- despatch 18c. variant of dispatch (q.v.), apparently the result of an error in the printing of Johnson's dictionary.
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