To mail meaning in English
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Definition
to mail: to post, to send, to dispatch, to forward
mail: post, letters, parcels, correspondence
by return mail by mail that is taken back to the sender
certified mail post that requires a signature
air mail post sent via airplane to another country
certified mail post that requires a signature
air mail post sent via airplane to another country
an email: an electronic mail, a message sent from one computer to another
Examples
- "Subject: Delavigne mail server (urgent!)"
- "You've brought the morning mail I see."
- "You might also have come across an email with the subject: "Delavigne mail server (urgent!)", which was sent 1 minute before the server crashed... weird, huh?"
- "The mail will be collected this evening, not to mention I have this report to finish!"
- "Stephanie : I have prepared a letter of recommendation for you to reading by mail."
- "Jean and I have just completed our diagnostic tests after several of you complained of lag and the poor performance of your mail clients."
- "Philip : Mail my underwear?"
- "Shall I mail it to your hotel?"
- "In response to your request, however, we cannot mail you a comprehensive listing of all of our fragrance ingredients because it is against company policy."
- "- Don't be stupid enough to respond in any way to unsolicited or suspicious mail claiming to be from a bank."
- "Maria : Why don't I just mail them to you?"
- "If you have received this email, it means that the Delavigne mail server is still alive."
- "Susie: Other messages like marriage proposals, wire transfers from Nigerian princes, and absolutely all mails from Philip Cheeter, I mark as SPAM or delete immediately."
- "12 coffees brewed per second, 94 mails archived per minute, 6-10 chocolates fed to Bruno per hour."
- "Can I come in and bring you your mail?"
- "It is always a pleasure to receive mail from the more civilized members of San Francisco society."
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