n.

1. 【主英】邮政（制度）；邮寄[U]
   If you could get the book, please send it to me by post.

   如果你能弄到那本书，请邮寄给我。

2. 邮件；（一次投递的）邮件[U][S1]
   The last post had arrived and there was no letter for her.

   最后一批邮件已到，但没有她的信。

3. 【英】邮筒，邮箱[the S]
4. 【英】邮局[the S]
5. （大写）（作名称用）邮报，报纸[S1]
   Evening Post

   晚报

vt.

1. 邮寄，投寄[O1]
   Do you mind posting a letter for me?

   你能帮我寄封信吗？

2. 使熟悉，使了解[H]
   Keep me posted.

   请经常向我通报情况。

3. （会计）登入（分类帐等）

n.

1. 柱；桩；杆[C]
   The notice was nailed to a post.

   布告钉在一根柱子上。

2. （比赛的）标杆[the S]
   The ship was posted missing.

   该船宣告失踪。

3. 【口】足球的门柱

vt.

1. 贴出（布告等）；把（布告等）贴在……上[（+up）]
   Post no bills.

   禁止招贴。

2. 宣告，发表[（+as）][O8]

n.[C]

1. 岗位；哨所；站
   When the fire alarm sounds, each man rushes to his post.

   火警一响，每个人都奔向自己的岗位。

2. （军队的）驻扎地；兵营；驻扎部队
3. 职位；职守
   We might get you a post as a waitress.

   我们也许能给你找到一份女招待的工作。

4. 【美】（退伍军人协会的）地方分会
5. 贸易站，交易所
6. 【英】【军】熄灯号

vt.

1. 布置（岗哨等）
   The captain posted guards at the door.

   上尉在门口布了岗。

2. 分发（某人）[（+to）]
   He was posted to Bonn.

   他被派往波恩。

n.

1. a long, sturdy piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground and used as a support or a marker.
   ▸ (the post) a starting post or winning post.
2. an Internet posting.

v.

1. display (a notice) in a public place.
2. announce or publish.
   ▸publish the name of (a member of the armed forces) as missing or dead.
   ▸send (a message) to an Internet bulletin board or newsgroup, or display (information) online.
3. achieve or record (a particular score or result).
4. (post up) Basketball  play in a position near the basket, along the side of the key.

n.

1. chiefly Brit. the official service or system that delivers letters and parcels.
   ▸letters and parcels delivered.
   ▸a single collection or delivery of post.
2. historical each of a series of couriers who carried mail on horseback between fixed stages.

v.

1. chiefly Brit. send via the postal system.
2. (in bookkeeping) enter (an item) in a ledger.
3. historical travel with relays of horses.
   ▸archaic travel with haste; hurry.

n.

1. a job.
2. a place where someone is on duty or where an activity is carried out.
   ▸N. Amer. a force stationed at a permanent position or camp.
3. historical the status or rank of full-grade captain in the Royal Navy.

v.