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Wijnaldum hit the post and then the next generation played its part.The committee is looking at posting a security guard close to the houses.Other universities are receiving fewer or no applications for jobs and research posts that previously would have been in great demand.They have received advice from the head master not to speak to the press or post anything new on the internet.One served in the military and worked at the post office, the other was a janitor.We were unlucky, we hit the post three times.The striker could have had a hat-trick on another day but saw two more efforts bounce back off a post.We send them by post to the rest of the UK.He was posted back to his battalion after the prince had finished training.There is a different system for lost post.We should have posted a guard on her.We hit the post three times and had numerous chances.The ambassadors we send to those posts must be fluent in the language of their assignment.Nominations for the posts open next month.Just who will make it to the finishing post for this revival?This is filmed and posted online for others to see.They have banked big payoffs and then moved on to lucrative new posts.The post could become available again at the end of the season.We hit the post and deserved something.These assistant press secretary posts were all advertised.We can only pay our wages by delivering the post that big businesses send.Suitable courses can be uploaded to the virtual campus and job vacancies are posted.She posted the letter and forgot about it.Owners who keep vicious brutes should forfeit their right to receive any post.Why should we as taxpayers own a post service which is becoming less and less relevant as time goes by?Many of the summer sidelines brought little profit to the posts but did mean a few dollars for the people.The company recently posted a rise in profits of more than 100 million.You can hire staff to perform office tasks, such as answering phones and receiving post.Decide whether you want to sink posts into the ground or use post supports, which are hammered in or bolted on to concrete.He said: 'With his speed post position is not important.He took a hold going to post, as he did on leaving the stalls, yet he still had resources for the finish.

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post

British English: post /pəʊst/ NOUN
stake A post is a strong upright pole fixed into the ground.
The device is fixed to a post.
  • American English: post stake
  • Arabic: عَمُود
  • Brazilian Portuguese: poste
  • Chinese: 柱子
  • Croatian: kolac
  • Czech: kůl
  • Danish: pæl
  • Dutch: paal
  • European Spanish: poste
  • Finnish: paalu
  • French: poteau
  • German: Pfahl
  • Greek: κολώνα
  • Italian: posta
  • Japanese: stake
  • Korean: 기둥
  • Norwegian: påle
  • Polish: stojak słup
  • European Portuguese: poste
  • Romanian: stâlp
  • Russian: кол
  • Latin American Spanish: poste
  • Swedish: post andel
  • Thai: เสาหลัก
  • Turkish: direk çit
  • Ukrainian: стовп
  • Vietnamese: cọc
British English: post /pəʊst/ NOUN
position A post is a job or official position in a company or organization.
He accepted the post of deputy prime minister.
  • American English: position position
  • Arabic: مَنْصِب
  • Brazilian Portuguese: posto
  • Chinese: 职位
  • Croatian: pozicija
  • Czech: funkce pracovní
  • Danish: stilling
  • Dutch: betrekking werk
  • European Spanish: puesto posición
  • Finnish: toimi
  • French: poste travail
  • German: Posten
  • Greek: πόστο
  • Italian: carica incarico
  • Japanese: 地位 position
  • Korean: 지위
  • Norwegian: post plass
  • Polish: posada pozycja
  • European Portuguese: posto
  • Romanian: post
  • Russian: пост
  • Latin American Spanish: puesto cargo
  • Swedish: befattning
  • Thai: ตำแหน่ง
  • Turkish: görev pozisyon
  • Ukrainian: пост
  • Vietnamese: vị trí
British English: post /pəʊst/ NOUN
mail The post is a system for collecting and delivering letters and parcels.
The winner will receive a letter in the post.
  • American English: mail mail
  • Arabic: نِظَامٌ بَرِيدِيّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: correio
  • Chinese: 邮件
  • Croatian: pošta
  • Czech: pošta dopisy
  • Danish: post
  • Dutch: post brieven
  • European Spanish: correo
  • Finnish: posti
  • French: poste courrier
  • German: Post
  • Greek: ταχυδρομική υπηρεσία
  • Italian: posta
  • Japanese: 郵便 mail
  • Korean: 우편
  • Norwegian: post
  • Polish: poczta korespondencja
  • European Portuguese: correios
  • Romanian: poștă
  • Russian: почтовая служба
  • Latin American Spanish: correo
  • Swedish: post
  • Thai: ไปรษณีย์
  • Turkish: posta
  • Ukrainian: пошта
  • Vietnamese: bưu chính
British English: post /pəʊst/ VERB
letter If you post a letter, you put a stamp on it and send it to someone.
  • American English: mail
  • Arabic: يُرسِلُ بِالبَرِيد
  • Brazilian Portuguese: postar
  • Chinese: 邮寄
  • Croatian: poslati poštom
  • Czech: poslat poštou
  • Danish: poste
  • Dutch: posten
  • European Spanish: mandar por correo
  • Finnish: postittaa
  • French: poster envoyer
  • German: versenden
  • Greek: ταχυδρομώ
  • Italian: affigere
  • Japanese: 郵送する
  • Korean: 우편으로 보내다
  • Norwegian: postlegge
  • Polish: wysłać
  • European Portuguese: postar
  • Romanian: a expedia
  • Russian: посылать по почте
  • Latin American Spanish: mandar por correo
  • Swedish: posta
  • Thai: ส่งจดหมาย
  • Turkish: postalamak
  • Ukrainian: відіслати поштою
  • Vietnamese: gửi bưu điện
British English: post VERB
on Internet If you post information on the Internet, you make the information available to other people on the Internet.
Officials began posting warning notices.
  • American English: post
  • Brazilian Portuguese: postar
  • Chinese: 在互联网上
  • European Spanish: colgar
  • French: poster
  • German: stellen
  • Italian: postare
  • Japanese: 掲示する
  • Korean: 인터넷에 글을 올리다
  • European Portuguese: postar
  • Latin American Spanish: colgar
British English: post VERB
notice If you post notices, signs, or other pieces of information somewhere, you attach them to a wall or board so that everyone can see them.
Officials began posting warning notices.
  • American English: post
  • Brazilian Portuguese: afixar
  • Chinese: 张贴
  • European Spanish: pegar
  • French: afficher
  • German: aushängen
  • Italian: affiggere
  • Japanese: 掲示する
  • Korean: 게시하다
  • European Portuguese: afixar
  • Latin American Spanish: pegar

Chinese translation of 'post'

post

(pəust)

n

  1. (Brit)
    the post (= service, system) 邮(郵)政 (yóuzhèng) (= letters, delivery) 邮(郵)件 (yóujiàn) (, fēng)
  2. (c) (= pole) 柱子 (zhùzi) (, gēn)
  3. (c) (= job) 职(職)位 (zhíwèi) (个(個), )
  4. (c) (Mil) 岗(崗)哨 (gǎngshào) (个(個), )
  5. (c) (also trading post) 贸(貿)易站 (màoyìzhàn) (个(個), )
  6. (c) (also goalpost) 球门(門)柱 (qiúménzhù) (, gēn)

vt

  1. (Brit) [letter] 邮(郵)寄 (yóujì)
    = mail
  2. (Mil) 让(讓) ... 站岗(崗) (ràng ... zhàngǎng)
    in the post 邮(郵)递(遞)中 (yóudì zhōng)
    by post (Brit) 以邮(郵)件的方式 (yǐ yóujiàn de fāngshì)
    by return of post (Brit) 由下一班回程邮(郵)递(遞)立即回信 (yóu xià yī bān huíchéng yóudì lìjí huíxìn)
    to post sb to Paris/Spain etc (= assign) 派某人到巴黎/西班牙 (pài mǒurén dào Bālí/Xībānyá děng)
    to keep sb posted (on sth) 使某人知情(某事) (shǐ mǒurén zhīqíng (mǒushì))

All related terms of 'post'

(noun) 
Definition
a length of wood, metal, or concrete fixed upright to support or mark something
Eight wooden posts were driven into the ground.
Synonyms
support
Rats had been gnawing at the supports of the house.
stake
Drive in a stake before planting the tree.
pole
The sign hung at the top of a large pole.
stock
standard
column
Great stone steps led past Greek columns to the main building.
pale
the pales of the fence
shaft
a drive shaft
upright
pillar
the pillars supporting the roof
picket
The area was fenced in with pickets to keep out the animals.
palisade
newel
(verb) 
Definition
to put up (a notice) in a public place
Officials began posting warning notices.
Synonyms
put up
announce
The couple were planning to announce their engagement.
publish
The paper did not publish his name for legal reasons.
display
advertise
Religious groups are not allowed to advertise on TV.
It has been much advertised in specialist magazines.
proclaim
He continues to proclaim his innocence.
publicize
He never publicized his plans.
promulgate
Such behaviour promulgates a negative image of the British.
affix
stick something up
make something known
pin something up
(noun) 
Definition
a position to which a person is appointed
Sir Peter has held several senior military posts.
Synonyms
job
the pressure of being the first woman in the job
place
All the candidates won places on the ruling council.
office
the honour and dignity of the office of President
position
He took up a position with the Arts Council.
situation
employment
She was unable to find employment in the area.
appointment
He is to take up an appointment as a researcher with the Society.
assignment
The course involves written assignments and practical tests.
berth (informal)
some of the players who tried for a berth on the team
billet (informal)
(noun) 
Definition
a position to which a soldier or guard is assigned for duty
Quick, back to your posts!
Synonyms
position
The ship's position was reported to the coastguard.
place
the place where the temple actually stood
base
Gunfire was heard at an army base close to the airport.
beat
station
Police said the bomb was buried in the sand near a lifeguard station.
(verb) 
Definition
to assign to or station at a particular place or position
After training she was posted to Brixton.
Synonyms
station
I was stationed there just after the war.
assign
Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here?
put
She put her bag on the floor.
place
Chairs were placed in rows for the parents.
position
Position trailing plants near the edges of the basket.
establish
locate
It was voted the best city to locate a business.
situate
The pain was situated above and below the eyes.
put on duty
(noun) 
Definition
a single collection or delivery of mail
You'll receive your book through the post.rushing to catch the post
Synonyms
mail
The parcel is in the mail.
collection
delivery
postal service
snail mail (informal)
(noun) 
Definition
letters or packages that are transported and delivered by the Post Office
He flipped through the post without opening any of it.
Synonyms
correspondence
He always replied to his correspondence promptly.
letters
cards
mail
She looked through the mail.
(verb) 
Definition
to send by post
I'll post a card to her tonight.
Synonyms
send (off)
forward
The document was forwarded to the President.
mail
He mailed me the contract.
get off
transmit
mosquitoes that transmit disease to humans
dispatch
He dispatched a text message to Harper.
consign
He had managed to obtain arms in France and have them safely consigned to America.

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of advertise
Definition
to present or praise (goods or a service) to the public, in order to encourage sales
Religious groups are not allowed to advertise on TV.It has been much advertised in specialist magazines.
Synonyms
publicize,
promote,
plug (informal),
announce,
publish,
push (informal),
display,
declare,
broadcast,
advise,
inform,
praise,
proclaim,
puff,
hype,
notify,
tout,
flaunt,
crack up (informal),
promulgate,
make known,
apprise,
beat the drum (informal),
blazon,
bring to public notice
in the sense of announce
Definition
to proclaim
The couple were planning to announce their engagement.
Synonyms
make known,
tell,
report,
reveal,
publish,
declare,
advertise,
broadcast,
disclose,
post,
tweet,
intimate,
proclaim,
trumpet,
make public,
publicize,
divulge,
promulgate,
propound,
shout from the rooftops (informal),
give out
in the sense of appointment
Definition
the job or position to which a person is appointed
He is to take up an appointment as a researcher with the Society.
Synonyms
job,
office,
position,
post,
situation,
place,
station,
employment,
assignment,
berth (informal)

Synonyms of 'post'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of assign
Definition
to select (someone) for a post or task
Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here?
Synonyms
select for,
post,
commission,
elect,
appoint,
delegate,
nominate,
name,
designate,
choose for,
stipulate for
in the sense of assignment
Definition
something that has been assigned, such as a task
The course involves written assignments and practical tests.
Synonyms
task,
work,
job,
charge,
position,
post,
commission,
exercise,
responsibility,
duty,
mission,
appointment,
undertaking,
occupation,
chore
in the sense of base
Definition
a centre of operations, organization, or supply
Gunfire was heard at an army base close to the airport.
Synonyms
centre,
post,
station,
camp,
settlement,
headquarters,
barracks,
encampment
in the sense of berth
some of the players who tried for a berth on the team
Synonyms
job,
position,
post,
situation,
employment,
appointment,
living
in the sense of column
Definition
an upright pillar usually having a cylindrical shaft, a base, and a capital
Great stone steps led past Greek columns to the main building.
Synonyms
pillar,
support,
post,
shaft,
upright,
obelisk,
pilaster,
caryatid
in the sense of consign
Definition
to address or deliver (goods)
He had managed to obtain arms in France and have them safely consigned to America.
Synonyms
deliver,
ship,
transfer,
transmit,
convey
in the sense of dispatch
Definition
to send off to a destination or to perform a task
He dispatched a text message to Harper.
Synonyms
send,
transmit,
forward,
express,
communicate,
consign,
remit
in the sense of employment
Definition
a person's work or occupation
She was unable to find employment in the area.
Synonyms
job,
work,
business,
position,
trade,
post,
situation,
employ,
calling,
profession,
occupation,
pursuit,
vocation,
métier
in the sense of forward
Definition
to send (a letter, etc.) on to an ultimate destination
The document was forwarded to the President.
Synonyms
send on,
send,
post,
pass on,
ship,
route,
transmit,
dispatch,
freight,
redirect,
fwd
in the sense of locate
Definition
to situate or build
It was voted the best city to locate a business.
Synonyms
place,
put,
set,
position,
seat,
site,
establish,
settle,
fix,
situate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of office
Definition
a position of trust or authority, as in a government
the honour and dignity of the office of President
Synonyms
post,
place,
role,
work,
business,
service,
charge,
situation,
commission,
station,
responsibility,
duty,
function,
employment,
capacity,
appointment,
occupation
in the sense of pale
Definition
a wooden post used in fences
the pales of the fence
Synonyms
post,
stake,
paling,
upright,
picket,
slat,
palisade
in the sense of picket
Definition
a pointed stake that is driven into the ground to support a fence
The area was fenced in with pickets to keep out the animals.
Synonyms
stake,
post,
pale,
paling,
peg,
upright,
palisade,
stanchion
in the sense of pillar
Definition
an upright support of stone, brick, or metal
the pillars supporting the roof
Synonyms
support,
post,
column,
piling,
prop,
shaft,
upright,
pier,
obelisk,
stanchion,
pilaster
in the sense of place
All the candidates won places on the ruling council.
Synonyms
job,
position,
post,
situation,
office,
employment,
appointment,
berth (informal),
billet (informal)
in the sense of place
Definition
any building or area set aside for a specific purpose
the place where the temple actually stood
Synonyms
spot,
point,
position,
site,
area,
situation,
station,
location,
venue,
whereabouts,
locus
in the sense of place
Definition
to put in a particular or appropriate place
Chairs were placed in rows for the parents.
Synonyms
lay (down),
leave,
put (down),
set (down),
stand,
sit,
position,
rest,
plant,
station,
establish,
stick (informal),
settle,
fix,
arrange,
lean,
deposit,
locate,
set out,
install,
prop,
dispose,
situate,
stow,
bung (British, slang),
plonk (informal),
array
in the sense of pole
Definition
a long slender rounded piece of wood, metal, or other material
The sign hung at the top of a large pole.
Synonyms
rod,
post,
support,
staff,
standard,
bar,
stick,
stake,
paling,
shaft,
upright,
pillar,
mast,
picket,
spar,
stave
in the sense of proclaim
Definition
to indicate plainly
He continues to proclaim his innocence.
Synonyms
announce,
declare,
advertise,
show,
publish,
indicate,
blaze (abroad),
herald,
circulate,
trumpet,
affirm,
give out,
profess,
promulgate,
make known,
enunciate,
blazon (abroad),
shout from the housetops (informal)
in the sense of promulgate
Definition
to make widely known
Such behaviour promulgates a negative image of the British.
Synonyms
make known,
issue,
announce,
publish,
spread,
promote,
advertise,
broadcast,
communicate,
proclaim,
circulate,
notify,
make public,
disseminate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of publicize
Definition
to bring to public attention
He never publicized his plans.
Synonyms
make known,
report,
reveal,
publish,
broadcast,
leak,
disclose,
proclaim,
circulate,
make public,
divulge,
blazon
in the sense of publish
Definition
to announce formally or in public
The paper did not publish his name for legal reasons.
Synonyms
announce,
reveal,
declare,
spread,
advertise,
broadcast,
leak,
distribute,
communicate,
disclose,
proclaim,
circulate,
impart,
publicize,
divulge,
promulgate,
shout from the rooftops (informal),
blow wide open (slang)
in the sense of put
Definition
to cause to be (in a position or place)
She put her bag on the floor.
Synonyms
place,
leave,
set,
position,
rest,
park (informal),
plant,
establish,
lay,
stick (informal),
settle,
fix,
lean,
deposit,
dump (informal),
prop,
lay down,
put down,
situate,
set down,
stow,
bung (informal),
plonk (informal)
in the sense of shaft
Definition
the long straight narrow handle of a tool or golf club
a drive shaft
Synonyms
handle,
staff,
pole,
rod,
stem,
upright,
baton,
shank
in the sense of situate
Definition
to place
The pain was situated above and below the eyes.
Synonyms
locate,
set,
base,
position,
site
in the sense of situation
Definition
a position of employment
Synonyms
job,
place,
office,
position,
post,
employment,
berth (informal)
in the sense of stake
Definition
a stick or metal bar driven into the ground as part of a fence or as a support or marker
Drive in a stake before planting the tree.
Synonyms
pole,
post,
spike,
stick,
pale,
paling,
picket,
stave,
palisade
in the sense of transmit
Definition
to pass (something, such as a message or disease) from one place or person to another
mosquitoes that transmit disease to humans
Synonyms
pass on,
carry,
spread,
communicate,
take,
send,
forward,
bear,
transfer,
transport,
hand on,
convey,
dispatch,
hand down,
diffuse,
remit,
impart,
disseminate
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