a vertical pole stuck in the ground, usually to support something or to mark a position:

a job, esp. one in which someone is performing an official duty:

to make information known to the public, or to put up signs on land or other property:

To post something is also to put it on the Internet where others can see it:

to pay money to a law court, as a formal promise that a person released from prison will return for trial:

after (a time or event):

after or later than:

[ U ] mainly UK also mail COMMUNICATIONS letters and packages that are sent to homes or places of work:

COMMUNICATIONS the public system for sending letters and packages from place to place:

[ S or U ] UK COMMUNICATIONS the time during the day when letters and packages are collected, or arrive at homes and places of work:

[ C ] a job in a company or organization, especially an important one that pays well:

[ C ] also posting IT a message or information that is put on a website, or sent to an internet discussion group for all the members to read:

UK US mail COMMUNICATIONS to send a letter or package to someone by mail:

UK US mail COMMUNICATIONS to put a letter or package into a postbox (= official public box for mail) so that it can be sent:

to announce a company’s sales, financial results, etc.:

to send someone to a particular place to work for a period of time:

to put a notice in a public place in order to make something known to other people:

IT to put a message or information on a website for other people to read: