Dispatch | Mean of dispatch in English Dictionary

/dɪˈspætʃ/

• Verb
• to send (someone or something) quickly to a particular place for a particular purpose
1. Rescue workers were immediately dispatched to the area.
2. The hotel dispatched a limo to pick us up from the airport.
3. (formal) The message was dispatched to the general.
• to defeat (a person or team) in a game, contest, etc.
1. She easily dispatched [=(more commonly) beat] her opponent.
• to kill (a person or animal) quickly
1. He dispatched the guard with one bullet.
• Noun

• an important official message
1. The general sent a dispatch to headquarters.
• the act of sending someone or something to a particular place for a particular purpose
1. He requested the immediate dispatch of supplies/troops.
• a news story that a reporter sends to a newspaper usually from a foreign country
1. The reporter sent many dispatches from the war zone.
• in a quick and efficient way
1. The problem was handled with dispatch.