posted
/ˈpoʊstɪd/
verb
- Past tense of post: to put up or display something in a public place, such as a sign, notice, or message.
- He posted the schedule on the wall so everyone could see it.
- The teacher posted the exam results outside the classroom.
- She posted a notice about the lost cat on the community board.
- Past tense of post: to send a letter or package by mail.
- She posted the package to her friend in Canada.
- I posted the birthday card yesterday, so it should arrive soon.
- They posted the documents using express mail.
- Past tense of post: to publish or share something online, such as on a blog, social media, or forum.
- They posted an update about the event on their website.
- He posted a photo of his vacation on Instagram.
- She posted a comment on the discussion thread.
- Past tense of post: to assign someone to a particular job or location, especially in the military or a company.
- The soldier was posted to a base in Germany.
- He got posted overseas for two years.
- She was posted as the new manager of the London office.
adjective
- Having a position or job, especially in the military or a formal organization.
- The posted staff received their assignments this morning.
- The posted guard stood watch at the gate.
- All posted officers must report to headquarters.
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