Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Post"

A: you are thankful that someone delivered your package to the post office


she took your letters to the mailbox so you appreciate it

A: @Stella870217: it means tooken this position

A: @luoyunjay: it means that the post will reveal important plot points of a movie, tv show or book. if you haven't seen or read the source material, then reading that post might "spoil" your enjoyment.

A: The "Post" in your example is a position or task that needs a person to do it. On a ship for example, the "post" might be "Watching for other ships" so a person is given that job to do. Giving the person that job is the verb "To man". So when the person is told to go and watch for other ships, the "Post" of "Ship watcher" has been "Manned". So the person who is assigning these tasks or "Posts" is "Manning posts".

A: When someone gets arrested for a crime, they are given a date to appear in court. Sometimes, the judge gives them the option of posting bail. This means that they can give a certain amount of money (normally a large amount) to the court. When you post bail, you don't need to stay in jail. If you don't post bail, you have to stay in jail. When you show up for your court date, you get the money back. The idea is that if you pay money, then you won't run away, because you would lose a bunch of money. If you don't understand this, don't be afraid to say so.

A: I’m gonna post it later

A: A fine is what you are charged when you disobey a small law, like if you park in a handicap parking spot, you are fined $100, so they send you a bill for that. You now have a $100 fine you must pay.

However when you are arrested, you are often allowed to pay a certain amount of money to get out of jail while you wait for your court date. To post bail means to pay this money to the court.

Let me know if this makes sense!

A:

➡發佈 ( 帖子) 、帖子、寄信 、工作職位
➡發電郵、 電郵

E.G. ( 例句 )

➡Can you go and post this letter for me please?
➡你可以去幫我把這封信寄了嗎?

➡I'm going to post something new on Weibo.
➡我會在微博上發佈一些新的東西。

➡He has taken up the post of a teacher at the school nearby.
➡他在附近的一間學校裡面，當起了老師。

➡She 'll e - mail the report to you later on in the afternoon.
➡她等一下會在下午的時候，把報告從電郵那裡發給你。

➡I haven't received any new e - mails yet.
➡我還沒有收到任何新的電郵。





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A: "posting" is more appropiately used for uploading pictures/ text to social media... "sending" is used when referring to sending emails, text, messagers or letters!

A: They're pretty much the same just used in different variations if each sentence. For example:
"I am going TO POST this later" and "I will POST this later"
Both would be acceptable in the same context.

A: There is no difference. Both sentences mean the the same thing. Using the word 'located' just makes you sound a little smarter or sophisticated. 🙂

A: (the best i could read it)

David we are moving on state soil (?) this weekend
you need to be gone

(i hope that’s right)

A: The close-up version of the previous post.

A: I was just sorting my luggage and I found the postcard that you gave me.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Normally just 'Post It'
Pass me those post its please.
Every morning she leaves a post it on my monitor saying 'Good Morning!'.

A: oooo gotcha, "I'm currently assigned to the post of System Analyst"

A: "He was discharged from his post on allegations of bribery" should be correct.
"He was discharged from his post on suspicion of bribery."
This translation stays more literal to your japanese text.

still, let it be checked by natives. (;

A: If you want to say "The post of mine involves administration, cashier, and human resources," it would be correct.

A: I posted this by accident/accidentally/unintentionally.

A: Yes, I think so. ^_^