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Definition of mailed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
armorRare covered or protected by mail armorRare
- The knight rode into battle, mailed and ready.
2.
scalesDated resembling the scales of armorDated
- The dragon's skin was tough and mailed.
Expressions with mailed
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done with a lack of enthusiasm
His mailed-in performance disappointed the audience.
use of strong force or harsh power to control
The government ruled with a mailed fist.
Origin of mailed
English, mail (to send)
Terms with mailed included in their meaning
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postal
address of sender on mailed item
postal service
written proof that mailed item reached the person it was sent to
advertising
pop-up element in mailed advertising
literal payment
the payment has already been mailed to the receiver
Examples of mailed in a sentence
His mailed arm deflected the sword strike. The mailed texture of the fish deterred predators. His costume had a mailed appearance, perfect for the play.
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- French:protégé, écailleux, ...
- German:gepanzert, schuppenartig, ...
- Italian:corazzato, squamato, ...
- Spanish:acorazado, escamoso, ...
- Portuguese:encouraçado, escamado, ...
- Chinese:披甲, 鳞甲状的, ...
- Japanese:鎧をまとった, 鱗状の, ...
- Arabic:مُدَرَّع, مُدَرَّع, ...
- Hebrew:מְשֻׁרְיָן, ...
- Russian:закованный в кольчугу, чешуйчатый, ...
- Ukrainian:кольчужний, лускатий, ...
- Hindi:कवचधारी, कवच जैसी, ...
Definition of mail - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
postal itemsUS letters and packages delivered by postal systemUS
- She received a lot of mail on her birthday..
2.
emailelectronic messages sent over a computer network
- I checked my mail for new messages.
3.
postal systemUS the system for sending letters and packagesUS
- The mail is slow during the holidays.
4.
armorDated flexible armor made of metal ringsDated
- The knight wore mail for protection.
Verb
1.
send postUS send letters or packages through postal serviceUS
- I will mail the documents tomorrow..
2.
electronic mailUS send a message or document by emailUS
- I will mail you the report tonight.
Images of mail
letters and packages delivered by postal system 
flexible armor made of metal rings
Expressions with mail
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distribute information or items by mail
The company will mail out the new catalogs next week.
mail sent through the postal service, often called slow compared to email
I sent the invitation by snail mail.
perform a task with minimal effort
He didn't prepare and just mailed it in during the meeting.
handled with high importance for quick delivery
The express-mail package arrived the next day.
mail sent to public figures by admirers
The singer received a lot of fan mail after the concert.
sent or currently traveling through the postal system
Your package is in the mail.
unwanted mail sent in bulk
I always throw away junk mail without reading it.
person doing clerical work in a post office
The mail clerk sorted letters at the post office.
place where mail is delivered and collected
The company uses a mail drop for all its correspondence.
service provided by a postal organization
The mail service offers package tracking.
vehicle used to deliver mail and packages
The mail truck arrived with our packages.
look at and understand letters or emails
She likes to read the mail every morning.
mail sent to promote products or services
I received a lot of advertising mail this week.
write back to messages, dealing with their requests or problems
I answered the mail and handled the customer questions.
mail that is prioritized for fast delivery
She sent the documents via first-class mail for quick delivery.
letters sent to someone with hostile or threatening messages
She received hate mail after the article was published.
person who delivers mail to homes and businesses
The mail carrier arrived with a package.
goods bought by this system
The mail order arrived two weeks after she placed it.
opening in a door or wall for receiving mail
She slipped the letter through the mail slot.
mail sent by land or sea transport
The package was sent via surface mail.
system for sending messages or packages within one organization only
Please send the contract through internal mail to the finance department.
using a postal service that gives proof of delivery
She sent the documents by certified mail.
involving sales through catalogs or online
They offer a wide range of mail-order products.
mail service with tracking and proof of delivery
She sent the contract via registered mail.
Origin of mail
Middle English, male (bag) + -le (suffix)
Examples of mail in a sentence
He sorted through the mail on the kitchen table. She organized her mail into different folders. Spam mail often clutters my inbox. Rural families depend on mail for medicine deliveries. The mail connects remote towns to the rest of the country. The museum displayed ancient mail from the medieval era.
Mail was essential for soldiers in battle during the Middle Ages. She decided to mail the package today. Don't forget to mail the invitations. Please mail the document to the client by noon. I need to mail the photos to my family.
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- French:courrier, envoyer, ...
- German:Post, per Post schicken, ...
- Italian:posta, spedire, ...
- Spanish:correo, mandar por correo, ...
- Portuguese:correio, enviar, ...
- Chinese:邮件, 邮寄, ...
- Japanese:郵便物, 郵送する, ...
- Arabic:البريد, أَرْسَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:דֹּאַר, לִשְׁלוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:почта, отправить по почте, ...
- Ukrainian:пошта, відправити поштою, ...
- Hindi:डाक, डाक भेजना, ...
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