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f; -, kein Pl.; POST.1. post, bes. Am. mail; elektronische Post e-mail; mit der Post by post, by mail; mit getrennter Post under separate cover; zur Post geben, mit der Post schicken post, mail; ist Post für mich da? are there any letters (Am. is there any mail) for me?; Sie haben Post you have some post (Am. mail); ich lese gerade meine Post I’m just reading ( oder going through) my mail; ich warte auf die Post I’m waiting for the postman (Am. mailman); im Betrieb: I’m waiting for the post (Am. mail) (to come)2. (Postamt) post office; Deutsche Post AG German Postal Services plc (Am. inc.); bei der Post arbeiten work for the post office* * *die Post(Briefe) mail; post;(Institution) post office;(Postamt) post office* * *die2) ((the system of collecting, transporting and delivering) letters, parcels etc: I sent the book by post; Has the post arrived yet?; Is there any post for me?) post3) (an office for receiving and dispatching letters, parcels etc: Where is the nearest post office?) post office* * *<->[pɔst]1. (Institution) postal service, Post Officeetw mit der/durch die/per \Post schicken to send sth by post [or AM mail]; (Dienststelle) post officedie \Post befindet sich am Ende dieser Straße rechts the post office is at the end of the street on the rightauf die/zur \Post gehen to go to the post officeetw zur \Post bringen to take sth to the post officegelbe \Post postal servicemit gleicher/getrennter \Post by the same post/under separate coverheute ist keine \Post für dich da there's no post [or mail] for you todayauf [die] \Post warten to wait for [the] post [to arrive]von jdm viel \Post bekommen to get [or receive] a lot of letters from sbelektronische \Post electronic mail, e-mailmit getrennter \Post HANDEL under separate cover3.* * *die; Post, Posten1) post (Brit.); mailetwas mit der od. per Post schicken — send something by post or mail
mit gleicher/getrennter Post — by the same post/under separate cover
2) (Postamt) post officeauf die od. zur Post gehen — go to the post office
* * *1. post, besonders US mail;elektronische Post e-mail;mit der Post by post, by mail;mit getrennter Post under separate cover;zur Post geben, mit der Post schicken post, mail;ist Post für mich da? are there any letters (US is there any mail) for me?;Sie haben Post you have some post (US mail);ich lese gerade meine Post I’m just reading ( oder going through) my mail;ich warte auf die Post I’m waiting for the postman (US mailman); im Betrieb: I’m waiting for the post (US mail) (to come)2. (Postamt) post office;Deutsche Post AG German Postal Services plc (US inc.);bei der Post arbeiten work for the post office3. (Postdienst) postal service;Post… im subst in der zeitlichen oder ideellen Nachfolge: Post-;Poststrukturalismus PHIL post-structuralism* * *die; Post, Posten1) post (Brit.); mailer ist od. arbeitet bei der Post — he works for the Post Office
etwas mit der od. per Post schicken — send something by post or mail
mit gleicher/getrennter Post — by the same post/under separate cover
2) (Postamt) post officeauf die od. zur Post gehen — go to the post office
* * *nur sing. f.mail n.mailing n.post n. -
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im Subst. in der zeitlichen oder ideellen Nachfolge: Post-; Poststrukturalismus PHILOS. post-structuralism -
3 posestructuralismo
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