Collocation
I will send you the details.
To transmit specific pieces of information or facts to someone, often electronically or through mail.
Definition
'I will send you the details.' is a common English collocation. To transmit specific pieces of information or facts to someone, often electronically or through mail.
send + [recipient] + [the/some] + details
“Could you please send me the details for the upcoming conference?”
Examples
- The secretary will send the details to all attendees before the event.
- I sent her the details of the project yesterday, so she should have them by now.
- Don't forget to send us the full details of your proposal by the deadline.
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- Have they sent you the travel details yet, or are you still waiting?
- The company promised to send prospective clients updated product details by the end of the week.
- Please send me the meeting details as soon as possible so I can prepare.
- We need to send them the invoice details before Friday to ensure timely payment.
- After the interview, they said they would send us more details about the next steps.
- My colleague always sends the customer details to the sales team every morning.
- She had already sent all the necessary details to the event organizer well in advance.
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