send in

呈报； 提出； 递送

verb

1. mail in
cause to be delivered

e.g. Send in your comments

2. give one's name or calling card to a servant when making a formal visit

1. 呈递，提交，邮寄(参赛作品、求职信等)
If you send in something such as a competition entry or a letter applying for a job, you post it to the organization concerned.

e.g. Applicants are asked to send in a CV and a covering letter...
申请人需要提交一份简历和附函。
e.g. We're hoping that readers will send in their ideas for saving money.
我们希望读者能来信说说他们省钱的点子。

2. 派遣,调来(警察、军队等以应付危机或困难)
When a government sends in troops or police officers, it orders them to deal with a crisis or problem somewhere.

e.g. He has asked the government to send in troops to end the fighting.
他已经要求政府派军队来平息这场战斗。

Send in the clones! On second thought, maybe not.(克隆来袭了！再想想，也许不是这样。)

Applicants need to send in a tape containing their best performance.(申请者需要提交一份包含他们最佳（运动成绩）表现的录像带。)

You send in your resume for a position to which no one else is applying.(你投简历到一个没人申请的职位。)

Half of his models are employees; the others are friends or strangers who send in photos.(一半的模特是公司雇员，其余的是朋友及自己寄照片来的陌生人。)

In fact, you need to take two steps to ensure that the data you send in XML will be received correctly.(实际上，需要两个步骤来保证发送的XML的数据能够被正确地接收。)

What makes the show additionally useful is that viewers can send in urban myths they have encountered, for testing.(另外，观众可以将他们曾经遇到过的都市流言发送给节目进行验证，所以这档节目很实用。)

We invited readers who completed the puzzle to send in their solutions.(我们邀请解完谜的读者交出谜底。)

Send in your comments and suggestion.(发送你的评论和建议。)

Just listen to me and send in the money.(只需听我的话，把钱寄来。)

If you can shift your mindset, send in your resumes.(如果你能转变观念，那就把你的简历发过去吧。)