- post*/*/*/
- [pəʊst]
noun
I
1) [U] Britishthe letters and parcels that are delivered to someone, or the system used for collecting, carrying, and delivering themSyn:mailThere was no post for you today.[/ex]I never send anything valuable through the post.[/ex]Did you send the parcel by post or by courier?[/ex]2) [C] a job, especially one with a lot of responsibilityThe Prime Minister appointed her to the post of ambassador.[/ex]3) [C] a strong thick pole made of wood or metal that is put upright in the ground4) [C] a place where a soldier or guard must remain in order to do their jobIIverb [T]post */[pəʊst]1) Britishto send a letter or parcel to someone in the post2) to put information or a message where the public can see it, for example on a wallThe menu and prices are posted outside the door.[/ex]3) computingto put information on the InternetNew job openings are posted every day on their website.[/ex]4) to send someone somewhere to do a job, especially in another countrySyn:stationa United Nations plan to post troops along Croatia's borders[/ex]•keep sb posted — to regularly give someone information about how something is developing or changing[/ex]We'll keep you posted on the weather situation.[/ex]
Dictionary for writing and speaking English. 2014.