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Noun
A long, sturdy piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground and used as a support or marker
“She got up from the ground shakily and latched onto a post for support.”
Noun
An assignment at which one regularly works for pay
“… she's held a number of teaching posts at local colleges.”
Noun
Communications or parcels sent or carried through the postal system
“… the post always comes at tea time.”
Noun
Letters and parcels delivered
“The Royal Mail has told him they would continue to deliver his post when they were able to do so.”
Noun
Lookout, station
Noun
Verb
To assign to a place or position
“… the police are planning to post an officer outside the hospital room of the witness.”
Verb
To send through the postal system
“… be sure to post the letter this afternoon.”
Verb
To make known openly or publicly
“As demand continues to accelerate in coming months, earnings will post even stronger results.”
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Advise, inform
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“Couples will also be able to post notice of their impending marriage anywhere in the country, rather than in the area where they live.”
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“Post the transaction in the second column.”
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