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Definition of outbox in English: outboxnounˈaʊtbɒksˈaʊtbɑks North American 1A box or tray on a person's desk for letters and documents that have been dealt with. Example sentencesExamples - Darcy initialed the routing slip in the proper place and tossed the folder into his outbox.
- I nod to Jeff as he picks up the solitary envelope in my outbox, correspondence to a client asking them to kindly provide a new telephone number.
- With a snort he initialed the file and pitched it in the outbox.
- If your job was emptying an inbox and filling an outbox, you were begging for someone to draw the analogy and act on it.
- He gestured a thumb towards the rather large boxed off out box.
- 1.1 A folder in which emails written by an individual are held before being sent.
Example sentencesExamples - At least I was not firing off maudlin emails to any exes out there (better check my outbox just in case).
- I have a stuck message in my mobile phone outbox that leaves an annoying icon and means I can't send texts.
- Now you have some kind of structure, you can start to move all your existing emails from both your inbox and outbox to your newly created folders.
- I could probably be fired for some of the things that have emanated from my outbox.
- Those emails would remain in my out-box.
- Is there an outbox where you can see who you have sent messages to?
- Are you one of those people who use Microsoft Outlook and have ended up with a bulging inbox, a stuffed full outbox and not much else?
- Along with weather information and a listing of recent articles about Linux, Evolution shows how many messages are in your inbox and outbox.
- But, rather than do cute animations, we took the most important emails in out inbox and outbox and created a fake interface so that people can read our emails.
- All messages are stored in the "in box" or "out box" within the computer so that they can be re-read at any time.
- Try as she might, her MS Word Document fax won't send out of the outbox.
- After reporting it to police, she noticed a strange email in her outbox.
verbˈaʊtbɒksˈaʊtbɑksˈoutbäksˌaʊtˈbɑks [with object]Boxing Defeat (an opponent) by superior boxing ability. I don't think he could stand back and try to outbox Leonard; he wasn't big enough to do that Example sentencesExamples - The unanimous decision that brought the end to his reign was due, in no small part, to the champion's decision to try and outbox his more skilled opponent, confining the use of his power advantage until the later rounds.
- As one boxing historian stated, ‘If he could not outbox an opponent, he could certainly outlast the best of them.’
- A successful businessman, he wasn't short of money but enjoyed the challenge of outboxing an opponent.
- The ones who favoured him pointed to his unnatural talent and boxing ability and seemingly great stamina and picked him to outbox the 27-year-old legend.
- Would you be willing to trade punches with him or are you just going to try to outbox him for the decision win?
Definition of outbox in US English: outboxnounˈaʊtbɑksˈoutbäks North American 1A box or tray on a person's desk for outgoing letters and documents that have been dealt with. Example sentencesExamples - Darcy initialed the routing slip in the proper place and tossed the folder into his outbox.
- With a snort he initialed the file and pitched it in the outbox.
- He gestured a thumb towards the rather large boxed off out box.
- If your job was emptying an inbox and filling an outbox, you were begging for someone to draw the analogy and act on it.
- I nod to Jeff as he picks up the solitary envelope in my outbox, correspondence to a client asking them to kindly provide a new telephone number.
- 1.1 A folder in which emails written by an individual are held before being sent.
Example sentencesExamples - At least I was not firing off maudlin emails to any exes out there (better check my outbox just in case).
- All messages are stored in the "in box" or "out box" within the computer so that they can be re-read at any time.
- I have a stuck message in my mobile phone outbox that leaves an annoying icon and means I can't send texts.
- Is there an outbox where you can see who you have sent messages to?
- I could probably be fired for some of the things that have emanated from my outbox.
- Are you one of those people who use Microsoft Outlook and have ended up with a bulging inbox, a stuffed full outbox and not much else?
- After reporting it to police, she noticed a strange email in her outbox.
- Now you have some kind of structure, you can start to move all your existing emails from both your inbox and outbox to your newly created folders.
- Along with weather information and a listing of recent articles about Linux, Evolution shows how many messages are in your inbox and outbox.
- Try as she might, her MS Word Document fax won't send out of the outbox.
- Those emails would remain in my out-box.
- But, rather than do cute animations, we took the most important emails in out inbox and outbox and created a fake interface so that people can read our emails.
verbˈaʊtbɑksˌoutˈbäksˈoutbäksˌaʊtˈbɑks [with object]Boxing Defeat (an opponent) by superior boxing ability. I don't think he could stand back and try to outbox Leonard; he wasn't big enough to do that Example sentencesExamples - The ones who favoured him pointed to his unnatural talent and boxing ability and seemingly great stamina and picked him to outbox the 27-year-old legend.
- A successful businessman, he wasn't short of money but enjoyed the challenge of outboxing an opponent.
- The unanimous decision that brought the end to his reign was due, in no small part, to the champion's decision to try and outbox his more skilled opponent, confining the use of his power advantage until the later rounds.
- As one boxing historian stated, ‘If he could not outbox an opponent, he could certainly outlast the best of them.’
- Would you be willing to trade punches with him or are you just going to try to outbox him for the decision win?
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