3000 English common words - Oxford by CEFR
Email I ˈiːmeɪl Rooms Message Notifications People Receive
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/ˈiːmeɪl/ /ˈiːmeɪl/ |
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- i will be on vacation for a week in november, with no access to email.
- they use email, conference calls and chat rooms to discuss business.
- to send a message by email
- automated notifications will be sent via email or text message.
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email(noun)/ˈiːmeɪl/ /ˈiːmeɪl/- a way of sending messages and data to other people by means of computers connected together in a network
- I will be on vacation for a week in November, with no access to email.
- They use email, conference calls and chat rooms to discuss business.
- to send a message by email
- Automated notifications will be sent via email or text message.
- Membership notifications go out through email in the fall.
- What's your email address?
- an email account/message/attachment
- an email newsletter/list
Extra Examples- Each of the rooms has internet and email access.
- If a member does not have email, a letter is sent.
- She is in constant email contact with a number of college staff.
- Some members used email to renew their membership.
- The next day I got 400 email responses.
- Users receive email notification of special offers.
- Web-based email providers
- You can sign up to receive email alerts.
- a free email service
- the rise in corporate email traffic
- Enquiries are answered promptly by phone, email or letter.
- She returned from holiday to a full email inbox.
- I had an email exchange with him regarding an article I'd written.
- The negotiations took place over email.
- a message sent by email
- Thanks for your email.
- to send/receive/read an email
- to forward/delete an email
- We've been exchanging emails over the past few weeks.
- I have to check my email.
- unsolicited/spam/junk email
Extra Examples- I got an email from Andrew last week.
- Reading email has become the first task of the morning.
- filtering devices that block unwanted email
- an email announcing his promotion
- When I saw what he'd written I fired off an angry email.
- The email contains a link to the retailer's website.
- Some companies monitor all employee email.
- I sent an email to the company asking about their products.
- Most people check their email several times a day.
- An email arrives in your inbox.
- Concertgoers will receive a confirmation e-mail.
- The company shut down its website for two days after its customers were targeted by phishing emails.
- The band insists they answer every fan email personally.
- Many people have written emails requesting more information.
- Consumers are accustomed to seeing phrases like these used to lure them into opening spam emails.
- a flood of emails
- I had an exchange of e-mails with John about the show.
Word Origin- late 20th cent.: abbreviation of electronic mail.
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