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mail

/meɪl/

noun

posta

Letters, packages, and parcels sent through a postal system.

  • I need to check the mail today.
  • The mail arrives around noon.
  • She sent the documents by mail.
  • Universities increasingly rely on electronic communication rather than traditional mail to distribute administrative announcements to students.
  • Historians examine personal mail from wartime periods to gain insights into civilian experiences during armed conflicts.
  • The census bureau sends survey forms through mail to collect demographic data from households across the nation.
noun

e-posta

Electronic messages sent and received via computer; email.

  • Did you get my mail about the meeting?
  • I have too much mail in my inbox.
  • Check your mail for the confirmation.
verb

postalamak

To send a letter or package via a postal service.

  • I'll mail the invitation tomorrow.
  • She mailed the package yesterday.
  • Can you mail this letter for me?
nounhistorical

zırh

Protective armor made of metal rings or plates worn in medieval times.

  • Knights wore mail for protection in battle.
  • The museum displays ancient mail.
  • His mail gleamed in the sunlight.