noun
plural posts
[count] a piece of wood or metal that is set in an upright position into or on the ground especially as a support or marker
a pole that marks the starting or finishing point of a horse race - usually singular
goalpost
usually singular
from pillar to post
verb
posts; posted; posting
[+ obj] to put up (a sign, notice, etc.) so that it can be seen by many people
to make (something) officially known to many people
to add (a message) to an online message board [+ obj]
[+ obj] chiefly Brit :to send (a letter or package) by mail
keep (someone) posted
to regularly give (someone) the most recent news about something
post bail
noun
plural posts
[noncount] chiefly Brit
postal service
letters or packages sent by post :mail
[count] :a message on an online message board
by return of post
noun
plural posts
[count] the place where a soldier or guard is told to be
the place where someone does a job
a place where soldiers are sent to live for a period of time :camp
[count] :a usually important job or position in a large organization
[count] :trading post
the post basketball
the area on a basketball court that is near the basket
the position of a player who is in the post
verb
posts; posted; posting
[+ obj] always followed by an adverb or preposition :to assign (someone, such as a guard) to stand or stay at a particular place
chiefly Brit :to send (someone) to a place to work for a long period of time as part of a job - usually + to
usually used as (be) posted