Collocation
I'll send a calendar invite.
To electronically transmit a request to another person or group to attend a scheduled event, which typically adds the event to their digital calendar.
Definition
'I'll send a calendar invite.' is a common English collocation. To electronically transmit a request to another person or group to attend a scheduled event, which typically adds the event to their digital calendar.
send + a + calendar invite
“Could you please send a calendar invite for our next team meeting?”
Examples
- I'll send a calendar invite for the project kickoff later today.
- Don't forget to send a calendar invite to all participants once the date is finalized.
- She asked me to send a calendar invite for the upcoming webinar.
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- Have you already sent a calendar invite for our appointment next week?
- Could you please send a calendar invite to confirm the meeting details for everyone?
- He will send a calendar invite to everyone involved in the new initiative as soon as possible.
- I need you to send a calendar invite right away so no one forgets the revised time.
- They decided to send a calendar invite for the annual general meeting to ensure good attendance.
- Even though we discussed it verbally, it's always best to send a calendar invite as a formal reminder.
- If I send a calendar invite now, will you accept it immediately so it appears on your schedule?
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