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resend in Spanish

resend in Spanish is reenviar, devolver, enviar — resend means to send something a second time, usually because it did not arrive, was not received properly or got no reply.

resend in Spanish

reenviar
verb
(transitive) To send again.
devolver
verb
(transitive) To send back.
enviar
verb
(transitive) To forward (something received), especially a message.
mandar
verb
(transitive) To forward (something received), especially a message.

What does "resend" mean?

  1. verb To send something a second time, usually because it did not arrive, was not received properly or got no reply.
    "Could you resend the invoice? It never reached my inbox."
  2. noun A message or item that is sent again, or the act of sending it again.
    "The campaign got another two thousand opens on the resend."
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resend in a sentence

  • Could you resend the invoice? It never reached my inbox.
  • The system will resend the verification code after sixty seconds.
  • The campaign got another two thousand opens on the resend.

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What is "resend" in Spanish?

"resend" in Spanish is reenviar, devolver, enviar. resend means: To send something a second time, usually because it did not arrive, was not received properly or got no reply.

How do you use "resend" in a sentence?

Example: "Could you resend the invoice? It never reached my inbox." In Spanish, "resend" is reenviar, devolver, enviar.

Are there other ways to say "resend" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "resend": reenviar, devolver, enviar, mandar.

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