mailed

UK
/meɪld/
US
/meɪld/
mailedpast participle
UK
/meɪld/
US
/meɪld/
Participial adjective meaning ‘sent by mail’.
Definitions
Sent or transmitted by mail; posted.
The mailed package should arrive tomorrow.
mailedadjective
more mailed
Comp.
most mailed
Super.
UK
/meɪld/
US
/meɪld/
Translations
The mailed letter arrived yesterday.
Отправленное письмо прибыло вчера.
Additional translations
Definitions
Covered or protected with a layer resembling mail, often referring to armor or a protective covering.
The knight rode into battle wearing a mailed suit that glistened in the sunlight.
mailnoun
Definitions
The system used for sending letters and packages from one person to another.
I received a package in the mail today.
Letters and packages that are sent or received.
She checked her mail every morning.
Electronic messages sent over the internet.
I have a lot of unread mail in my inbox.
Flexible armor consisting of small metal rings linked together; chain mail.
The knight's mail glinted under the torchlight.
mailverb

mailed

Past Simple

mailed
Past Simple
mailed
Past Participle
mailing
Gerund
UK
/meɪl/
US
/meɪl/
Translations
I will mail the package tomorrow.
Я отправлю посылку завтра.
She decided to mail the documents today.
Она решила послать документы сегодня.
Can you mail me the details?
Можешь выслать мне детали?
Definitions
To send a letter or package through the postal system.
I need to mail this package to my friend in California.
To send an electronic message via email.
She will mail the report to her boss by the end of the day.
mailadjective
Definitions
Relating to or used for the postal service or electronic communication, typically used before another noun.
He filled out the mail order form online.