Collocation
I'll send the notes after this.
To transmit or dispatch written information, often a summary or record, to someone, typically electronically or physically.
Definition
'I'll send the notes after this.' is a common English collocation. To transmit or dispatch written information, often a summary or record, to someone, typically electronically or physically.
send + the + notes
“I will send the notes after the meeting is over.”
Examples
- Could you please send the notes from yesterday's discussion?
- I will send the notes to everyone on the distribution list this afternoon.
- She already sent the notes to all the attendees an hour ago.
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- Remember to send the notes to the client before the deadline.
- The secretary had to send the notes again due to a typo in the original email.
- It's imperative that we send the notes promptly for their review.
- Having finalized the agenda, he was ready to send the notes for the upcoming conference.
- Please ensure someone sends the notes to the entire department by lunchtime.
- Despite the technical glitch, they managed to send the notes just before the system crashed.
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