mail

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el correo

∗ noun

mail
[meɪl]
sustantivo
1correo (m) (postal system); correspondencia (f) (letters or parcels received)
  • it came in the mail -> vino en el correo
  • mail drop -> buzón (m) ; (letter) (Estados Unidos) apartado (m) de correos(PO box), casilla (f) postal (Am), casilla (f) de correos (Andes, RP), apartado (m) aéreo (español de Colombia)
  • mail merge (informática) -> fusión (f) de correo
  • mail order (comercio) -> venta (f) por correo
  • mail train -> tren (m) correo
verbo transitivo
2enviar or mandar (por correo) (especialmente Estados Unidos)
sustantivo
1malla (f) (armor)

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mail [meil-or-dar]
1Armar con cota de malla, antiguamente mallar.
2(E. U.) Depositar en un buzón para cartas; echar al correo.
3(Ant.) Atar las ala
sustantivo
va.

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mail [meɪl]
noun
1 (postal system) correo; (m)
by through the mailor por correo
airmail
2 (letters) cartas; (f) correspondencia; (f)
is there any mail for me? ¿hay alguna carta para mí?
3
email
verb:transitive
1 especially (US) (post) echar al correo; (send by mail) enviar por correo
2
email
modifier
mail boat (n) vapor correo; (m)
mail bomb (n) (US) (letter bomb) carta bomba; (f) (parcel bomb) paquete bomba; (m)
mail car (n) (US) (Ferro) furgón postal; (m) vagón correo; (m)
mail carrier (n) (US) carteroacartera;a cartera (m) (f)
mail coach (n) (Hist) diligencia; (f) coche correo; (m) (Ferro) furgón postal; (m) vagón correo; (m)
mail merge (n) combinación de correspondencia; (f)
mail order (n) (system) venta por correo; (f) (order) pedido por correo; (m)
mail-order
mail room (n) sala de correo; (f) departamento de registro (de entradas y salidas); (m)
mail train (n) tren correo; (m)
mail van (n) (Britain) (Aut) camioneta de correos; (f) (Ferro) furgón postal; (m) vagón correo; (m)
mail [meɪl]
noun
(Mil) malla; (f) cota de malla; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "mail"

Imperative
  • mail
  • you mail
  • he/she mails
  • we mail
  • you mail
  • they mail
Preterite
  • I mailed
  • you mailed
  • he/she mailed
  • we mailed
  • you mailed
  • they mailed
Present Continuous
  • I am mailing
  • you are mailing
  • he/she is mailing
  • we are mailing
  • you are mailing
  • they are mailing
Present Perfect
  • I have mailed
  • you have mailed
  • he/she has mailed
  • we have mailed
  • you have mailed
  • they have mailed
Past Continuous
  • I was mailing
  • you were mailing
  • he/she was mailing
  • we were mailing
  • you were mailing
  • they were mailing
Past Perfect
  • I had mailed
  • you had mailed
  • he/she had mailed
  • we had mailed
  • you had mailed
  • they had mailed
Future
  • I will mail
  • you will mail
  • he/she will mail
  • we will mail
  • you will mail
  • they will mail
Future Perfect
  • I will have mailed
  • you will have mailed
  • he/she will have mailed
  • we will have mailed
  • you will have mailed
  • they will have mailed
Future Continuous
  • I will be mailing
  • you will be mailing
  • he/she will be mailing
  • we will be mailing
  • you will be mailing
  • they will be mailing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mailing
  • you have been mailing
  • he/she has been mailing
  • we have been mailing
  • you have been mailing
  • they have been mailing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mailing
  • you will have been mailing
  • he/she will have been mailing
  • we will have been mailing
  • you will have been mailing
  • they will have been mailing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mailing
  • you had been mailing
  • he/she had been mailing
  • we had been mailing
  • you had been mailing
  • they had been mailing
Paid English to Spanish translation

Word of the Day: superar

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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake