A2⚡ Verbs
Italian word
mandare
to send, to run (an organisation), to make someone do something
Looks like
to mandate / to command
to give an official order
⚠️ The trap
'Mandare' = to send. 'Mandare via' = to send away, to dismiss, to fire (informal). 'Mandare a chiamare' = to send for someone. 'Mandare avanti' = to run/manage (a business). Much richer than its look-alike 'mandate'.
To say "to give an official order" in Italian:
mandare is the everyday word for to send
"mandare" in English means:
to send, to run (an organisation), to make someone do something
Example
"L'hanno mandata via."
"They sent her away / fired her."
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