Definition Synonyms
Definition of postcard - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
mailing cardrectangular card, often with a picture, for mailing messages
- She sent a postcard from Paris.
- I received a postcard from my friend in Italy.
- The museum sells postcards of famous paintings.
Images of postcard

rectangular card, often with a picture, for mailing messages
Expressions with postcard
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humorous way to ask for ideas or solutions
If you know the answer, send your answer on a postcard.
postcard with a photograph or illustration on one side
She sent a picture postcard from Paris showing the Eiffel Tower..
very attractive and perfect like a postcard
The village is picture-postcard with its charming cottages and gardens.
Origin of postcard
English, post (mail) + card (card)
Terms with postcard included in their meaning
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communication
postcard or greeting card with a photograph or illustration
mailing card
pre-stamped postcard for mailing messages
tourist souvenir
postcard with a photograph or illustration on one side
scenery
scenic like the image on a postcard
literal
answer written on a postcard
scenic
very attractive and perfect like a postcard
picturesque
resembling a postcard in appearance or charm
scenery
idealized or picturesque like a postcard
design
resembling a postcard in appearance or style
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- French:carte postale, ...
- German:Postkarte, ...
- Italian:cartolina, ...
- Spanish:postal, ...
- Portuguese:cartão-postal, ...
- Chinese:明信片, ...
- Japanese:はがき, ...
- Arabic:بِطاقة بَريدية, ...
- Hebrew:גְּלוּיָה, ...
- Russian:открытка, ...
- Ukrainian:листівка, ...
- Hindi:पोस्टकार्ड, ...

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