英语词汇“mail”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mailnoun

uk/meɪl/us/meɪl/

mail noun (LETTERS/PACKAGES)

A2 [ S or U ] UK also post the letters, etc. that are sent to or from people, or the system for sending letters, etc. from place to place:

She spent the morning reading and answering her mail.

All of our customers will be contacted by mail.

The book came in yesterday's mail.

Some strange things get sent through the mail.

More examples

Please redirect any mail that arrives for me to my address in Ottawa.
I'm afraid it's fairly mindless work - opening mail and keying data into a computer.
What time does the mail usually arrive in the morning?
We get two deliveries of mail a day.
Circulars and other junk mail go straight in the bin.

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Communications - the postal system

certified mail
consign
direct mail
express
mail slot
mailbag
mass mailing
p. and p.
parcel post
pillar box
pin code
PO
PO box
postmaster
shipping and handling
snail mail
stamped addressed envelope
surface mail
window
zip code

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mail noun (EMAIL)

A2 [ C or U ] email:

I had almost 50 unread mails in my inbox.

You have mail.

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Internet terminology

.co.uk
all-you-can-eat
API
app
banner
BBS
bitcoin
bounce
chill room
e-commerce
firewall
instant messaging
JPEG
posting
troll
vlog
VOD
Web 2.0
web hosting
web-enabled

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mail noun (COVERING)

[ U ] → chain mail

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Arms & munitions in general

air-to-air
air-to-ground
ammo
ammunition
anti-aircraft
arsenal
battering ram
battledress
breastplate
bulletproof
catapult
CS gas
mustard gas
nerve gas
poison gas
sarin
stab vest
strategic
strategic weapon
tear gas

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mailverb [ T ]

uk/meɪl/us/meɪl/mainly US UK usually post

to send a letter, etc. or to email something:

She mailed it last week but it still hasn't arrived.

[ + two objects ] I promised to mail him the article/mail the article to him.

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Delivering and despatching

air drop
air-dash
airlift
consign
containerize
despatch
drop
enclose
fire
fire sth off
forward
funnel
get sth in
route
send
send sth in
send sth off
send sth on
shipping
trot

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单词	mail
释义	Contents noun (3) mail (LETTERS/PACKAGES) mail (EMAIL) mail (COVERING) verb (1) mail (1) noun (1) Mail (1) Contents noun (1) mail (1) verb (1) mail (1) Contents noun (4) mail (1) mail (2) mail (3) mail (4) verb (2) mail (1) mail (2) English American Business mailnoun uk/meɪl/us/meɪl/ mail noun (LETTERS/PACKAGES) A2 [ S or U ] UK also post the letters, etc. that are sent to or from people, or the system for sending letters, etc. from place to place: She spent the morning reading and answering her mail. All of our customers will be contacted by mail. The book came in yesterday's mail. Some strange things get sent through the mail. More examples Please redirect any mail that arrives for me to my address in Ottawa. I'm afraid it's fairly mindless work - opening mail and keying data into a computer. What time does the mail usually arrive in the morning? We get two deliveries of mail a day. Circulars and other junk mail go straight in the bin. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - the postal system certified mail consign direct mail express mail slot mailbag mass mailing p. and p. parcel post pillar box pin code PO PO box postmaster shipping and handling snail mail stamped addressed envelope surface mail window zip code See more results » mail noun (EMAIL) A2 [ C or U ] email: I had almost 50 unread mails in my inbox. You have mail. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Internet terminology .co.uk all-you-can-eat API app banner BBS bitcoin bounce chill room e-commerce firewall instant messaging JPEG posting troll vlog VOD Web 2.0 web hosting web-enabled See more results » mail noun (COVERING) [ U ] → chain mail Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arms & munitions in general air-to-air air-to-ground ammo ammunition anti-aircraft arsenal battering ram battledress breastplate bulletproof catapult CS gas mustard gas nerve gas poison gas sarin stab vest strategic strategic weapon tear gas See more results » mailverb [ T ] uk/meɪl/us/meɪl/mainly US UK usually post to send a letter, etc. or to email something: She mailed it last week but it still hasn't arrived. [ + two objects ] I promised to mail him the article/mail the article to him. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Delivering and despatching air drop air-dash airlift consign containerize despatch drop enclose fire *fire sth* off forward funnel get sth in route send send sth in send sth off send sth on shipping trot See more results » Mailnoun uk/meɪl/us/meɪl/ in the UK, used in the name of some newspapers: the Daily Mail the Hull Mail Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Newspapers & magazines back copy broadsheet brochure colour supplement comic daily paper editorial journal lad mag magazine manga monthly organ reader Sunday paper supermarket tabloid tabloid trade tribune weekly See more results » mailnoun [ U ] us/meɪl/ the letters and packages that are transported and delivered to your home or the place you work, esp. those delivered by the government’s system: She spent the morning reading and answering mail. The mail is usually delivered before noon. mailverb [ T ] us/meɪl/ to send esp. letters or packages by the mail system: She mailed the letter last week but it still hasn’t arrived. mailnoun uk/meɪl/us [ U or S ] UK also post COMMUNICATIONS a system for sending letters and packages from place to place: Individuals using the mail to commit fraud are brought up on federal charges. in/through the mail The cheque is in the mail. by mail I could deliver it to you next week, or send it by mail today. domestic/internal/international mail [ U or S ] UK also post COMMUNICATIONS the letters and packages which are sent by post: deliver/forward/send (sb) mail Please tell the post office to forward all mail to our new address. get/receive mail We prefer to receive mail at our home office rather than in our stores. check/open/read your mail If you check your mail on the way out, you can deposit any cheques you find in it. deal with/handle the mail incoming/outgoing mail Outgoing mail should be marked with your department's code. express/first-class/second-class mail The cost of first-class mail will rise next year. business/private mail [ U ] COMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET → email : You have mail. check/reply to/read your mail mail message/client/server You need the address of your mail server before you can set up an account. Mail used in the name of some newspapers: The Daily Mail The Hull Mail See also airmail bulk mail certified mail direct mail email flame mail junk mail mailing post registered mail snail mail surface mail mailverb [ T ] uk/meɪl/us UK also post COMMUNICATIONS to send a letter or parcel: mail sb sth I've mailed you your invitation to the opening. mail sth to sb Mail your completed application to human resources. We mailed it from Perth to Brisbane and it arrived in a day. mainly UK COMMUNICATIONS, IT → email verb : I mailed them using the link on their website. mail sth to sb Can't you just mail it to me as an attachment? Phrasal verb(s)** mail sth out
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mailnoun

mail noun (LETTERS/PACKAGES)

mail noun (EMAIL)

mail noun (COVERING)

mailverb [ T ]

Mailnoun

mailnoun [ U ]

mailverb [ T ]

mailnoun

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mailverb [ T ]

Phrasal verb(s)