dispatch-note
Definition
- Noun:
- A document accompanying a shipment: "dispatch-note" refers to a paper or digital record that lists the contents of a package or consignment, typically used in logistics to confirm what has been sent.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The warehouse manager attached a dispatch-note to every outgoing box. (A document listing the items in the shipment.)
- Please check the dispatch-note against the actual goods received. (Verify the shipment details using the accompanying record.)
Advanced Usage
"to be dispatched with a note": to send goods along with a dispatch-note.
- All orders are dispatched with a dispatch-note for the recipient's reference. (Each shipment includes the document.)
"dispatch-note number": a unique identifier on a dispatch-note for tracking.
- The customer quoted the dispatch-note number to track the delivery. (The unique code from the document.)
Variants and Related Words
Dispatch (n/v): the act of sending something; to send off quickly.
- The dispatch of the parcel was delayed by the storm. (The sending process was postponed.)
Note (n): a brief written record.
- She left a note for the delivery driver. (A short message.)
Synonyms
- Delivery note: a document that accompanies a shipment to confirm delivery.
- Packing slip: a list of items included in a package.
- Consignment note: a document detailing a shipment's contents and destination.
Phrasal Verbs
- Dispatch with: to send something along with another item.
- The company dispatches each order with a dispatch-note. (Sends accompanied by the document.)
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