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单词 post
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post


post someone (somewhere)

to place someone, as if on guard, at something or some place. The police chief posted a guard at the hospital door. The boss posted himself at the water cooler to catch up on the gossip.
See:
  • (as) deaf as a post
  • (as) dumb as a post
  • be as deaf as a post
  • be driven, pushed, etc. from pillar to post
  • be first past the post
  • be left at the post
  • be pipped at the post
  • be pipped to the post
  • be pushed from pillar to post
  • beaten at the post
  • by return (of post)
  • by return mail
  • by return mail and by return post
  • by return post
  • deaf as a post
  • dumb as a post
  • far post
  • first past the post
  • from pillar to post
  • in the post
  • keep (one) posted
  • keep (someone) posted, to
  • keep posted
  • keep somebody posted
  • keep someone posted
  • move the goalposts
  • near post
  • pillar to post
  • pillar-to-post
  • pip (someone) at the post
  • pip (someone) to the post
  • pip somebody at/to the post
  • pip someone at the post
  • post
  • post (something) to (one)
  • post haste
  • post on
  • post on (something)
  • post to
  • post up
  • posthaste
  • post-haste
  • post-Weinstein
  • send (one) from pillar to post
  • send from pillar to post
  • send someone from pillar to post
  • strike a pose
  • strike an attitude

post


post

1 Horse racinga. either of two upright poles marking the beginning (starting post) and end (winning post) of a racecourse b. the finish of a horse race

post

21. Brit an official system of mail delivery 2. (formerly) any of a series of stations furnishing relays of men and horses to deliver mail over a fixed route 3. a rider who carried mail between such stations

Post

Any stiff, vertical upright, made of wood, stone, or metal, used to support a superstructure or provide a firm point of lateral attachment.

angle post

The corner post in half-timbered construction.

crown post

Vertical member in a roof truss, especially a king post.

king post

A vertical member extending from the apex of the inclined rafters to the tie beam between the rafters at the lower ends of a truss, as well as in a roof.

queen post

One of the two vertical supports in a queen-post truss.

Post

 

(1) Mail transmitted by postal enterprises. This includes periodicals, written correspondence, parcels, and money orders.

(2) Postal enterprises, which receive, forward, distribute and deliver mail. These enterprises include main post offices, postal centers, post offices for the transport of postal matter by rail, air, or water, and various post offices subordinate to main post offices or postal centers.

In the broad sense, the term designates the whole postal service.


Post

 

(1) A place where there is military activity and which is guarded and defended by a sentry; also, an area or a sector of the terrain where a sentry carries out his duties.

In the Soviet armed forces the location of posts and the procedure for organizing and implementing guard duty and defense are set forth in the Garrison and Guard Duty Regulations of the Armed Forces of the USSR. Posts are located near the banners of units; at storehouses of ammunition, explosives, and weapons; and at combat-matériel depots.

(2) A soldier or a small military subunit carrying out a special mission, such as an antiaircraft defense post, an aviation liaison post, and a sentry post.

post

[pōst] (civil engineering) A vertical support such as a pillar, upright, or fence stake. A pole used as a boundary marker. (computer science) To add or update records in a file. (mining engineering) A mine timber, or any upright timber, more commonly the uprights which support the roof crosspieces. The support fastened between the roof and floor of a coal seam, used with certain types of mining machines or augers. A pillar of coal or ore. (navigation) A small beacon used for marking channels; it is usually more substantial than a perch.

post

A strong, stiff, vertical structural member or column, usually of wood, stone, or metal, capable of supporting a framing member of the structure above it and/or providing a firm point of lateral attachment. Posts may divide the structural framework of a building into bays. The term post may be preceded by an adjective indicating its location (such as a corner post) or by an adjective indicating its shape (such as a musket-stock post). For definitions and illustrations of specific types of posts, See angle post, chimney post, corner post, crown post, doorpost, flared post, gabled post, gate post, gun-stock post, hanging post, jack post, jamb post, king post, musket-stock post, prick post, principal post,shouldered post, splayed post, sure post, teagle post, wall post.

POST

(1)power-on self-test

post

(messaging)To send a message to a mailing list ornewsgroup. Usually implies that the message is sentindiscriminately to multiple users, in contrast to "mail"which implies one or more deliberately selected individualrecipients.

You should only post a message if you think it will be ofinterest to a significant proportion of the readers of thegroup or list, otherwise you should use private electronic mail instead. See netiquette.

POST

(1) (post) To place an entry on a blog or social networking site or to place a new or revised page on a website. This term dates back to the earliest days of manual record keeping, where "to post to an account" meant to make an entry in a paper ledger.

(2) (Power On Self Test) A series of built-in diagnostics performed by the BIOS in a PC when the computer is first started. See POST code and POST card.

(3) (POST) An HTTP command used to send text to a Web server for processing. See HTTP POST.

(4) (post) Short for post-production.

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post

(pōst), In dentistry, a dowel or pin inserted into the root canal of a natural tooth as an attachment for an artificial crown.

post

Medspeak
A job, especially one held by a doctor or skilled health professional.
Pathology
A popular “short form” for postmortem examination.

POST

Neurology A clinical trial–1. Posterior Stroke Trial.2. Potassium-channel Opening Stroke Trial.

post

(pōst) 1. A dental procedure in which an elongated projection is fitted and cemented within the prepared root canal; serves to strengthen and retain restorative material and/or a crown restoration. 2. Device used in some dental implantation procedures.

post

(pōst) In dentistry, dowel or pin inserted into root canal of a natural tooth as an attachment for an artificial crown.

Patient discussion about post

Q. Help for/with post-polio problems A. Clemon -you'll have to be more specific on what kind of help do you ask for. you seek info? seek other people suffering from post-polio? what?
all i can do is give you a good link about it with some info..hope that what you look for:
http://www.post-polio.org/edu/pabout.html

Q. I am worried how safe the operation would be and the post surgery complications? My wife has a cyst in her right breast and further tests are going on. Doctors have advised to go for an operation. I am worried how safe the operation would be and the post surgery complications?A. My friend, surgery for the cyst in breast is common. Any cyst in breast indicates breast cancer. These surgeries are very safe. Initially they used to cut the complete breast to remove the cyst. Now with the advanced technology, only the cyst would be removed without harming other tissues. Rather complete removal is done these days, but that depend upon the severity of the cancer. These surgeries are proven with results. If the cyst is less they will remove only the affected portion and yes they do remove some nearby tissues because there some cancer cells may lay and can arrive again. For any post surgery complications, chemotherapy treatment is also available.

Q. Is beer a good post-workout drink? We have an argument here within our friends. Please settle our argument. Is beer a good post-workout drink?A. no, beer is not good for you after a workout.

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Post


Related to Post: post office

post

v. 1) to place a notice on the entrance or a prominent place on real property, such as a notice to quit (leave), pay rent, or a notice of intent to conduct a sheriff's sale, which requires mailing of a copy to the occupant to complete service of the notice. 2) to place a legal notice on a designated public place at the courthouse. 3) a commercial term for recording a payment. 4) to mail.

POST. After. When two or more alienations or descents have taken place between an original intruder ant or defendant in a writ of entry, the writ is said to be in the post, because it states that the tenant had not entry unless after the ouster of the original intruder. 3 Bl. Com. 182. See Entry, limit of.

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Post

Particular place on the floor of an exchange where transactions in stocks listed on the exchange occur.

Post

1. The physical place on an exchange where transactions occur. Posts are most important to exchanges that use the open outcry or a similar system. They are becoming increasingly irrelevant as more exchanges conduct trading electronically. Posts are also called trading posts.

2. To recognize a transaction on an account. For example, if one writes a check for $100 and $100 is deducted from that account three days later, the transaction is set to post on the third day.

post

A location on the floor of an organized exchange at which assigned securities are traded. Posts are numbered and staffed by specialists. A single location may accommodate the trading of a number of different securities. Also called trading post.

post

To enter information in an account. For example, if a customer sends money to a broker, the brokerage firm will post a credit to the customer's account.

post

an accounting term, meaning to enter the details of a transaction in a firm's LEDGER accounts from the details provided in the firm's JOURNAL.

POST


AcronymDefinition
POSTPower On Self Test
POSTPoint Of Sales Terminal
POSTParliamentary Office of Science and Technology (UK, ESRC)
POSTProgram in Polymer Science and Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
POSTPeace Officer Standards and Training
POSTPolice Officer Standards and Training
POSTPerspectives on Software Testing (Canada)
POSTPeninsula Open Space Trust (Palo Alto, CA)
POSTPhysician Orders for Scope of Treatment (living will document)
POSTPlatform Optimized for Security and Trust
POSTPhysician Office Staff Training
POSTParks, Open Space & Trails (various locations)
POSTPacific Ocean Shelf Tracking Project
POSTPeople, Objective, Strategy, Technology (marketing strategy)
POSTPayload Operations Support Team (US NASA)
POSTProgram to Optimize Simulated Trajectories
POSTPoint of Service Test
POSTPassive Optical Seeker Technique
POSTPrototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal
POSTPolice Officer Standardized Training
POSTPost Outage Study Team
POSTPortable Optical Sensor Tester
POSTProject Organizing Substitute Teachers
POSTPre-Odin Staging Tool (Operational Dependencies Information Network)
POSTPortable Operational Support Terminal
POSTParanormalists of South Texas

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Related to post: post office
  • all
  • noun
  • verb
  • phrase

Synonyms for post

noun mail

Synonyms

  • mail
  • collection
  • delivery
  • postal service
  • snail mail

noun correspondence

Synonyms

  • correspondence
  • letters
  • cards
  • mail

verb send (off)

Synonyms

  • send (off)
  • forward
  • mail
  • get off
  • transmit
  • dispatch
  • consign

phrase keep someone posted

Synonyms

  • notify
  • brief
  • advise
  • inform
  • report to
  • keep someone informed
  • keep someone up to date
  • apprise
  • fill someone in on
  • keep someone plugged-in

noun job

Synonyms

  • job
  • place
  • office
  • position
  • situation
  • employment
  • appointment
  • assignment
  • berth
  • billet

noun position

Synonyms

  • position
  • place
  • base
  • beat
  • station

verb station

Synonyms

  • station
  • assign
  • put
  • place
  • position
  • establish
  • locate
  • situate
  • put on duty

noun support

Synonyms

  • support
  • stake
  • pole
  • stock
  • standard
  • column
  • pale
  • shaft
  • upright
  • pillar
  • picket
  • palisade
  • newel

verb put something up

Synonyms

  • put something up
  • announce
  • publish
  • display
  • advertise
  • proclaim
  • publicize
  • promulgate
  • affix
  • stick something up
  • make something known
  • pin something up

Synonyms for post

verb to gain (a point or points) in a game or contest

Synonyms

  • score
  • tally
  • notch

noun an assigned position

Synonyms

  • station

verb to appoint and send to a particular place

Synonyms

  • assign
  • set
  • station

verb to put up as a stake in a game or speculation

Synonyms

  • bet
  • gamble
  • lay
  • put
  • risk
  • stake
  • venture
  • wager
  • go

verb to place on a list or in a record

Synonyms

  • enter
  • insert
  • record
  • register

Synonyms for post

noun the position where someone (as a guard or sentry) stands or is assigned to stand

Synonyms

  • station

Related Words

  • bridgehead
  • observation post
  • lookout
  • outpost
  • outstation
  • position
  • place

noun military installation at which a body of troops is stationed

Synonyms

  • military post

Related Words

  • fort
  • garrison
  • military installation
  • military quarters
  • outpost
  • armed forces
  • armed services
  • military
  • military machine
  • war machine

noun a job in an organization

Synonyms

  • berth
  • billet
  • situation
  • position
  • office
  • place
  • spot

Related Words

  • job
  • line of work
  • occupation
  • business
  • line
  • academicianship
  • accountantship
  • admiralty
  • ambassadorship
  • apostleship
  • apprenticeship
  • associateship
  • attorneyship
  • bailiffship
  • baronetage
  • bishopry
  • episcopate
  • cadetship
  • caliphate
  • captaincy
  • captainship
  • cardinalship
  • chairmanship
  • chancellorship
  • chaplaincy
  • chaplainship
  • chieftaincy
  • chieftainship
  • clerkship
  • commandership
  • commandery
  • comptrollership
  • consulship
  • controllership
  • councillorship
  • councilorship
  • counsellorship
  • counselorship
  • curacy
  • curatorship
  • custodianship
  • deanship
  • deanery
  • directorship
  • discipleship
  • editorship
  • eldership
  • emirate
  • fatherhood
  • foremanship
  • generalcy
  • generalship
  • governorship
  • headship
  • hot seat
  • incumbency
  • inspectorship
  • instructorship
  • internship
  • judgeship
  • judicature
  • khanate
  • lectureship
  • legateship
  • legation
  • legislatorship
  • librarianship
  • lieutenancy
  • magistracy
  • magistrature
  • managership
  • manhood
  • marshalship
  • mastership
  • mayoralty
  • messiahship
  • moderatorship
  • overlordship
  • pastorship
  • pastorate
  • peasanthood
  • plum
  • praetorship
  • precentorship
  • preceptorship
  • prefecture
  • prelacy
  • prelature
  • premiership
  • presidentship
  • presidency
  • primateship
  • principalship
  • priorship
  • proconsulate
  • proconsulship
  • proctorship
  • professorship
  • chair
  • protectorship
  • public office
  • rabbinate
  • receivership
  • rectorate
  • rectorship
  • regency
  • residency
  • rulership
  • sainthood
  • secretaryship
  • feudal lordship
  • seigneury
  • seigniory
  • senatorship
  • sinecure
  • solicitorship
  • speakership
  • stewardship
  • studentship
  • teachership
  • thaneship
  • throne
  • treasurership
  • tribuneship
  • trusteeship
  • vice-presidency
  • viceroyship
  • viziership
  • wardenship
  • wardership
  • womanhood

noun an upright consisting of a piece of timber or metal fixed firmly in an upright position

Related Words

  • bitt
  • bollard
  • carrick bitt
  • corner post
  • gatepost
  • goalpost
  • hitching post
  • hop pole
  • king post
  • lamppost
  • maypole
  • newel
  • newel post
  • queen post
  • rudderpost
  • rudderstock
  • stake
  • stanchion
  • standard
  • stump
  • telegraph pole
  • telegraph post
  • telephone pole
  • timber
  • upright
  • vertical
  • whipping post

noun United States aviator who in 1933 made the first solo flight around the world (1899-1935)

Synonyms

  • Wiley Post

noun United States female author who wrote a book and a syndicated newspaper column on etiquette (1872-1960)

Synonyms

  • Emily Post
  • Emily Price Post

noun United States manufacturer of breakfast cereals and Postum (1854-1914)

Synonyms

  • C. W. Post
  • Charles William Post

noun any particular collection of letters or packages that is delivered

Synonyms

  • mail

Related Words

  • aggregation
  • collection
  • accumulation
  • assemblage
  • fan mail
  • hate mail
  • mailing

noun a pole or stake set up to mark something (as the start or end of a race track)

Synonyms

  • stake

Related Words

  • visual signal
  • starting post
  • winning post

noun the system whereby messages are transmitted via the post office

Synonyms

  • mail service
  • postal service
  • mail

Related Words

  • communicating
  • communication
  • airpost
  • airmail
  • snail mail
  • RFD
  • rural free delivery

noun the delivery and collection of letters and packages

Related Words

  • bringing
  • delivery

verb affix in a public place or for public notice

Related Words

  • affix
  • stick on
  • placard

verb publicize with, or as if with, a poster

Related Words

  • announce
  • denote
  • placard
  • bill

verb assign to a post

Related Words

  • assign
  • delegate
  • designate
  • depute

verb assign to a station

Synonyms

  • station
  • send
  • place

Related Words

  • garrison
  • fort
  • move
  • displace
  • site
  • locate
  • place

verb display, as of records in sports games

Related Words

  • record
  • enter
  • put down

verb enter on a public list

Related Words

  • list

verb transfer (entries) from one account book to another

Synonyms

  • carry

Related Words

  • carry
  • transfer

verb ride Western style and bob up and down in the saddle in rhythm with a horse's trotting gait

Related Words

  • horseback riding
  • riding
  • equitation
  • ride horseback

verb mark with a stake

Synonyms

  • stake

Related Words

  • mark

verb place so as to be noticed

Synonyms

  • put up

Related Words

  • instal
  • install
  • put in
  • set up

verb cause to be directed or transmitted to another place

Synonyms

  • mail
  • send

Related Words

  • express
  • airmail
  • register
  • express-mail
  • transfer

verb mark or expose as infamous

Synonyms

  • brand

Related Words

  • call
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