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a specific occasion during the day when letters, packages, and other mail are collected or delivered by postal workers
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the official service or system responsible for delivering letters, parcels, and other mail to their intended recipients
British
a piece of writing, image, etc. published online, usually on a social media website or application, or a blog
What is a "post"?
A post on social media refers to any content that a user shares on their profile or page. This can include text, images, videos, links, or other types of media. Posts are typically shared to express thoughts, provide updates, or engage with others. Depending on the platform, posts can be public or limited to certain groups or individuals. For example, someone might post a status update on Facebook, share a photo on Instagram, or tweet a message on Twitter. Posts allow users to communicate, share information, and interact with their followers or friends.
a specific location where a soldier, police officer, or other security personnel is stationed for a period of time, often for the purpose of providing security or surveillance
a job, position, or role, often within an organization or a company
a sturdy pole made of metal or timber that is dug into the ground to be used as a marker or support something
What is a "post"?
A post is a vertical, often sturdy, structure used to support or anchor something, such as a fence, sign, or a piece of equipment. Posts can be made from materials like wood, metal, or concrete and are typically driven into the ground or secured in place. They are used in various applications, from holding up fences or gates to providing support for structures like pergolas or flagpoles. Posts are an essential component in many construction and outdoor projects, offering stability and strength to the objects they support.
a military force or unit that is stationed at a permanent position or camp, often for the purpose of providing security or support for a specific area or mission
the letters, parcels, and other mail that are sent or delivered through the official postal service or system
Britishthe starting or finishing point of a race, particularly a horse race, which is often marked by a pole or other vertical marker
What is a "post"?
A post is a marker used to indicate the starting or finishing point of a race, especially in horse racing. It is often a pole or another type of upright marker placed at specific points on the racecourse. The starting post signals where the race begins, while the finishing post shows where the race ends. Posts are important for both the horses and riders to know their position in the race, and they help to keep the race on track. In some cases, posts are also used to mark specific points along the track, like turns or checkpoints.
the vertical bar or beam that serves as one of the two upright supports for the crossbar in sports such as football, soccer, and field hockey
What is a "post"?
A post in sports refers to a vertical support structure used to define boundaries or mark key areas of the game. In sports like soccer, rugby, and American football, posts are positioned at specific locations, often at the ends of the field, to support a crossbar or other equipment. In soccer and rugby, the posts are part of the goal structure, while in American football, they are used for goalposts where players aim to kick the ball. These posts are crucial for defining the goal area or scoring zones in the sport.
to publish an image, video, text, or other form of content on to the Internet, particularly on social media
to send something to a specific place or recipient
to publish, display, or make available online or in a physical location for others to see or read
to assign or transfer an individual to a specific location or position for official duties or responsibilities
to assign an individual, especially a soldier or police officer, to a specific location or position for duties, surveillance, or security purposes
to publicly accuse, shame, or denounce someone or something
to move up and down rhythmically in the saddle, synchronized with the horse's trot
to transfer or record financial transactions from a primary record like a journal or daybook to a ledger
to officially enter or list a name for a particular purpose, such as for service, promotion, or assignment
used to indicate a position or time that comes after or later than another
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