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No, it doesn't really sound meaningful. Please supply some specifics of the situation.

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Let's say I think you're old and you shouldn't be doing what you're doing, I think you should quit, it's high time, so, just for fun or in a bit threatening way I say something like: I'll send you to retirement.

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A little rude, I think. This is more current humour: 'Have you thought about taking early retirement?'

Mister MicawberA little rude, I think.

This is supposed to be a little rude. So, I understand that as far as grammar and meaning are concerned, everything's fine with my phrase?

No, it is not natural. And certainly a learner-- or anyone-- should try to be a little rude. What is the matter with you, anyway?

Well, maybe there's no such an equivalent in English.

Let's say there are two boxers. Before the fight one of them says to another: I'll send you to retirement!!! (meaning I'll kick your *** and you will finally quit) and the other one, much older, says: Will see, dude!

Maybe: Have you thought about taking early retirement?" fits here, but I think it should be something c