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.
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.