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posted

/ˈpəʊstɪd/

/ˈpoʊstɪd/

postedadjective

more posted

Comp.

most posted

Super.

/ˈpəʊstɪd/

/ˈpoʊstɪd/

Translations

опубликованный

The posted article received a lot of attention.

Опубликованная статья получила много внимания.

размещённый

The posted notice was clear and informative.

Размещённое объявление было ясным и информативным.

Definitions

Sent or dispatched, especially through the mail or by a delivery service.

The posted letters should arrive by the end of the week.

Displayed or made publicly available, often on a website, noticeboard, or other platform.

The posted announcement on the community board caught everyone's attention.

Assigned or stationed at a particular place, especially for military or security duty.

Two guards were posted at the main gate throughout the night.

Informally, well-informed or up-to-date (usually followed by “on” or “about”).

Sarah is always posted on the newest developments in renewable energy.

Synonyms

postverb

posted

Past Simple

posted

Past Simple

posted

Past Participle

posting

Gerund

/pəʊst/

/poʊst/

Translations

вывешивать

They will post the announcement on the bulletin board.

Они вывесят объявление на доске объявлений.

публиковать

She decided to post the news on her blog.

Она решила публиковать новости в своем блоге.

отправлять

He will post the letter tomorrow.

Он отправит письмо завтра.

Additional translations

объявлять

Definitions

To send a letter or package by mail.

I need to post this letter before the last collection.

To publish or announce something publicly, especially on the internet or a notice board.

She decided to post the news on her blog.

To assign someone to a particular place or position, especially in a military or work context.

They will post him to the new office in Singapore.

To record or enter an item in a ledger or account.

The accountant will post the transactions to the ledger at the end of the day.

To achieve or record a particular score, time, or result, especially in sports or financial contexts.

The sprinter posted a personal best of 9.95 seconds.

Synonyms

postnoun

Definitions

A long, sturdy piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground and used to support something or as a marker.

The fence was reinforced with a wooden post at each corner.

A position of paid employment; a job.

She applied for a post in the marketing department.

A system for sending letters and packages from one place to another; mail.

I received a letter in the post this morning.

A military or strategic position or station.

The soldiers were ordered to hold their post until reinforcements arrived.

A message or content shared on an online platform, such as a blog or social media site.

He wrote a post about his recent trip to Japan on his travel blog.

postpreposition

Definitions

After in time or order.

The meeting will be held post lunch.