post held
pəʊst hɛld
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Definition of post held - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
employmentjob or position someone has
  • She was proud of the post held at the university.
job position
2.
stationassigned place where someone serves or is stationed
  • Her posts held included the coastal watch station.
job position
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Expressions with post

post upv.
attach a notice to a surface
She will post up the schedule on the board.
post restanten.
postal service holding mail for recipient collection
She picked up her package from the post restante.
stick to one's postv.
keep doing your job even when things get tough
Despite the chaos, the nurse stuck to her post all night.
deaf as a postadj.
completely unable to hear anything
Even with his hearing aid, he's deaf as a post.
dumb as a postadj.
extremely lacking in intelligence or common sense
He stood there, dumb as a post, not understanding a word.
post no billsv.
prohibit putting up posters or notices on surfaces
The wall was marked with 'post no bills' to prevent graffiti.

Expressions with held

be held to accountv.
made responsible for actions or decisions by others
The manager will be held to account for the mistake.
with one's head held highexp.
proudly, showing confidence and dignity
She walked into the room with her head held high.
be held accountable forv.
be made responsible for something and face possible consequences
He will be held accountable for his actions.
office heldn.
role or job in an organization
The office she held in the organization was crucial to the project.
privately heldadj.
owned by few, not publicly traded
The company is privately held by the founding family.
held as hostageadj.
used as leverage in a situation
The negotiations were stalled with the funds held as hostage.
be held liable forv.
considered legally responsible for something bad or harmful
She could be held liable for the accident.
enemy-heldadj.
controlled or occupied by an opposing force
The soldiers advanced into enemy-held territory.
privately held corporationn.
business with shares not traded publicly
As a privately held corporation, its shares were not on the stock market.
closely held corporationn.
business owned by few, not publicly traded
The family runs a closely held corporation.

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Terms with post held included in their meaning

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general deliveryn.
postal services
address for mail held at post office

Examples of post held in a sentence

  • He reflected on the post held during his early career.
  • His post held was near the eastern gate.
  • The post held required overnight patrols.

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  1. French:poste, affectation, ...
  2. German:Stelle, Dienstposten, ...
  3. Italian:incarico, posto di servizio, ...
  4. Spanish:puesto, destino, ...
  5. Portuguese:cargo, posto, ...
  6. Chinese:担任的职位, 驻地, ...
  7. Japanese:職位, 配置先, ...
  8. Arabic:المَنْصِب المُشْغُول, مَوْقِع الخِدْمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִשְׂרָה, מַצָּב, ...
  10. Russian:должность, пост, ...
  11. Ukrainian:посада, яку займає, місце служби, ...
  12. Hindi:पद, तैनाती, ...

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