post
🇺🇸
/pəʊst/
🇬🇧
/pəʊst/
noun
A1
The system for sending mail.
I sent the letter by post.
A1
Mail that is sent or received.
I got a lot of post today.
A1
The time when mail is delivered.
The package will come with the morning post.
A2
A message online.
She wrote a post about her trip.
B2
A job in an organization.
He got a new post at the company.
R
Sending someone to work somewhere.
His post abroad lasted two years.
R
A place where someone works, like a guard.
The soldier stood at his post.
R
A pole in the ground.
The fence has a broken post.
R
The finish line in a race.
The horse reached the post first.
R
A goal post in sports.
The ball hit the post and went in.
verb
A1
To send by mail.
I will post the book to you.
A1
To put mail in a mailbox.
Please post this letter for me.
R
To put something through a hole.
Post the key through the slot.
A2
To share online.
She likes to post photos online.
R
To announce officially.
They posted a warning about the storm.
R
To send someone to work somewhere.
He was posted to a new office.
R
To place a guard.
Guards were posted at the door.
R
To put up a notice.
The rules were posted on the wall.
R
To pay bail.
She posted bail to get out of jail.
translation
The system for sending mail.; Mail that is sent or received.; The time when mail is delivered.; A message online.; A job in an organization.; Sending someone to work somewhere.; A place where someone works, like a guard.; A pole in the ground.; The finish line in a race.; A goal post in sports.
To send by mail.; To put mail in a mailbox.; To put something through a hole.; To share online.; To announce officially.; To send someone to work somewhere.; To place a guard.; To put up a notice.; To pay bail.
Word Forms
3rd Present
posts
Past
posted
Perfect
posted
Progressive
posting
Plural
posts