- post-free
- adjective Date: 1723 chiefly British postpaid
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
post-free — ˌpost ˈfree adverb a letter sent post free has no charge for the person who sends it; = post paid AmE * * * post free UK US UK (UK also post free) adjective [only before noun] (US postage free) COMMUNICATIONS ► able to be sent by mail without… … Financial and business terms
post|free — «POST FREE», adjective. 1. free from postage charge. 2. Especially British. with the postage prepaid; postpaid … Useful english dictionary
post-free — [pōst′frē′] adj. 1. that can be mailed free of charge 2. Brit. POSTPAID … English World dictionary
post-free — adverb BrE a letter sent post free has no charge for the person who sends it; postpaid AmE post free adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
post-free — UK / US adverb British letters and parcels that are sent post free do not cost the person who sends them anything because someone else has already paid for them Derived word: post free UK / US adjective … English dictionary
post-free — I adjective postpaid • Similar to: ↑paid • Regions: ↑United Kingdom, ↑UK, ↑U.K., ↑Britain, ↑United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
post-free — /pohst free /, adj. 1. that may be sent free of postal charges, as government mail. 2. Brit. postpaid. adv. 3. Brit. postpaid. [1880 85] * * * … Universalium
post-free — /ˈpoʊst fri/ (say pohst free) adjective exempt from postal charges …
post-paid — ˌpost ˈpaid adverb a letter sent post paid has no charge for the person who sends it; = post free Bre * * * post paid UK US (also post paid, postpaid) adjective [before noun] (WRITTEN ABBREVIATION ppd.) COMMUNICATIONS … Financial and business terms
post paid — UK US (also post paid, postpaid) adjective [before noun] (WRITTEN ABBREVIATION ppd.) COMMUNICATIONS ► able to be sent by mail without charge, because payment has already been made: »You can get post paid envelopes from your post office. post paid … Financial and business terms