posted
ˈpoʊstɪd
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Definition of posted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
informationdisplayed publicly for general information
  • The rules were posted on the bulletin board..
announced displayed
2.
assigned positionassigned to a specific location or duty
  • She was posted at the main entrance during the event..
assigned located stationed
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Expressions with posted

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tell someone the latest news or updates
I will keep you posted about the meeting.
give someone regular updates
Please keep me posted on any changes to the schedule.
price displayed for a product or service
The posted price for the item was $20.
have one's name officially announced as missing
After the battle, several soldiers were posted as missing.
not present and whereabouts unknown
The hiker was posted missing for several days.

Origin of posted

English, post (send) + ed (past)

Terms with posted included in their meaning

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content
posted content on a website or platform
internet
unwanted links posted to manipulate search or annoy users
social media post
sexy selfie posted to get attention
social media
posted a message on Twitter
internet
electronic message posted to multiple forums
user post
posted again by another user
internet spam
poor-quality machine-made text or images posted online in large amounts
internet
spam posted on a blog

Examples of posted in a sentence

  • The schedule was posted in the hallway.
  • The guards were posted at every exit.
  • He was posted overseas for two years.

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  1. French:affiché, affecté, ...
  2. German:ausgehängt, eingesetzt, ...
  3. Italian:affisso, destinato, ...
  4. Spanish:publicado, asignado, ...
  5. Portuguese:afixado, designada, ...
  6. Chinese:公布的, 派驻的, ...
  7. Japanese:掲示された, 配置された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعْلَن, مُعَيَّن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְפוּרְסָם, מוּצָב, ...
  10. Russian:размещены, назначена, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розміщені, розміщена, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रदर्शित, तैनात, ...
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Definition of post - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
mailtr.UKsend mail through the postal servicetr.UK
  • I will post the letter tomorrow.
2.
communicationtr./intr.publish a message online or on social mediatr./intr.
  • She decided to post the news on her blog.
share upload
3.
notice boardtr.UKdisplay publicly on a board or walltr.UK
  • She decided to post the notice in the hallway..
advertise announce publish

Noun

1.
online contentsingle message or entry on a blog or social network
  • He shared a post about his vacation on Instagram..
entry update
2.
employmentUKjob or official position in an organizationUK
  • She was offered a post in the marketing department.
position role
3.
militaryTECH.military base or stationTECH.
  • The troops returned to their post after the mission.
fort garrison

Adverb

1.
sequenceafter in time or order
  • The names were listed post arrival..
afterward subsequently
2.
speedDatedUKwith speed or rapidityDatedUK
  • The message was delivered post to ensure urgency.
quickly swiftly
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Images of post

  • post: long, sturdy piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground
    long, sturdy piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground

Expressions with post

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

Origin of post

Latin, post (after)

Examples of post in a sentence

  • She posted a birthday card to her grandmother.
  • He plans to post the update on Facebook.
  • They will post the announcement on the company's website.
  • They will post the event details on the bulletin board.
  • He decided to post the flyer in the common area.
  • The officer was posted to a remote village.

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  1. French:poster, post, ...
  2. German:zur Post bringen, Beitrag, ...
  3. Italian:spedire, post, ...
  4. Spanish:enviar por correo, publicación, ...
  5. Portuguese:enviar pelo correio, publicação, ...
  6. Chinese:邮寄, 帖子, ...
  7. Japanese:郵送する, 投稿, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرْسَلَ بِالْبَرِيد, مَنْشور, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִשְׁלוֹחַ בְּדֹאַר, פּוֹסְט, ...
  10. Russian:отправлять по почте, пост, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відправляти поштою, пост, ...
  12. Hindi:डाक से भेजना, पोस्ट, ...
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