🇬🇧 Post meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To post something means to give your letter or package to the mail service so it can be carried and delivered to another person’s house, school, or workplace.

Mom wouldn’t let me post a slice of pizza to my friend, because the post office doesn’t have a “still warm and not eaten” guarantee.

I wanted to post a snowball to my cousin in summer, but the post office only accepts liquids in bottles, not puddles in envelopes.

I wanted to post a banana to my friend, but the post office said they don’t do “mystery smells” deliveries.

Dad said he would post my birthday card, but first he had to find where the cat hid the stamps.

My dog tried to post his favorite bone, but he kept licking the envelope instead of sealing it.

At the door a boy has a red letter. He will post it. He posts the letter in a big box. He posts a small toy in a bag. He posts a card too. He posts one more note, watches the box take them, and smiles. He goes home happy.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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