to Gmail
3.4
To send an email to someone using Gmail
- verb
- /ˈɡiːmeɪl/
- Texting
:
mandar por Gmail
- Can you Gmail me the meeting agenda before noon?
Examples
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I will Gmail you the details later.
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Could you Gmail me the report?
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She promised to Gmail the photos from the trip tonight.
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If you have any questions, just Gmail your concerns to our support team.
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Can you Gmail me the meeting agenda before noon?
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She promised to Gmail the photos from the trip tonight.
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If you have any questions, just Gmail your concerns to our support team.
Synonyms
to send
vsto Gmail
∞
1.0
Make a letter, package, or email go to another person
is limited to using one online mail provider rather than any delivery method
208
1.3
To send a message to someone using the internet
is restricted to one provider's service rather than general electronic message transfer
105
1.6
To send a message over the internet to someone
is performed through a single online mail provider rather than any network transfer
Surface Forms
Gmail infinitive
Etymology
The name Gmail is made from G ('Google') and mail ('email'), and people often use it as a verb, so to Gmail someone means to send them an email using Gmail.