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1 عمومی:: پست، زره‌دار كردن‌، پستی‌، زره‌، جوشن‌، نامه‌رسان‌، با، پست‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: noun letters: We did not receive any mail today. verb posted: We mailed the letter yesterday.

Simple Definitions

2 general::   verb ADV. direct PREP. to The brochures are mailed direct to members.,   noun ADJ. first-class, second-class | surface | express | registered | internal If we want to send something to another department, we use the internal mail. | international | direct direct mail advertising | incoming, outgoing | unopened, unread | electronic, video, voice | junk I throw junk mail straight in the bin without reading it. | hate He has received death threats and hate mail from angry fans. | fan QUANT. item, sackful VERB + MAIL send | get, receive | deliver | forward, redirect We got the Post Office to redirect our mail when we moved. | collect The mail is collected twice a day. | sort The postcode allows the mail to be sorted automatically. | check She checked her mail before leaving the hotel. | pick up | open | read | answer, deal with MAIL + VERB come, go Has the mail come yet? MAIL + NOUN order All our products are available by mail order. | message | item | program | system PREP. by ~ Send it by first-class mail. | in the ~ My reply is in the mail. Is there anything interesting in the mail?

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

3 general:: mail verbs send mail • Please do not send personal mail to my work address. get/receive mail • Did we get any mail this morning? the mail comes/arrives • The mail had come late that day. the mail goes (out) (= it leaves an organization to be sent ) • What time does the mail go out? read your mail • The first thing he did was read his mail. open your mail • She opened her mail as she ate her breakfast. forward/redirect somebody's mail (= send it to a new address ) • The post office will forward your mail for a limited time. deliver the mail • The postman had just delivered the mail. sort mail (= put it into different piles, ready for delivery ) • Some mail still has to be sorted by hand. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + mail personal/private mail (= for one person to read and nobody else ) • He accused her of reading his private mail. fan mail (= letters from fans ) • He gets so much fan mail he had to employ a secretary to deal with it. hate mail (= letters expressing hate ) • She got threatening phone calls and hate mail. junk mail (= letters, usually advertisements, that you do not want ) • I only ever get junk mail and bills. registered mail (= letters insured against loss or damage ) • You have to sign for registered mail.

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