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ESLPod_0800_WE_1275 Advertising Jobs on the Internet In this podcast, the verb "to post" means to announce something publicly, usually by putting a piece of paper with a written message on a large board with many similar papers, or by uploading a comment or description on a website: "Have you read the comments people posted in response to the article?" The verb "to post" can also mean to send something via the mail: "We posted the check last week, so you should have received it by now." The phrase "to keep (someone) posted" means to give someone the most up-to-date information: "Please keep me posted on your job hunt." Finally, the phrase "to post bail" means to pay some amount of money so that one can leave prison during the time before a trial: "Larry was arrested for assault and nobody could post bail, so he had to stay in jail."

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ESLPod 800 to post Business | Technology

Id	ESLPod_0800_WE_1275
Episode Id	ESLPod 800
Episode Title	Advertising Jobs on the Internet
Phrase	to post
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to post" means to announce something publicly, usually by putting a piece of paper with a written message on a large board with many similar papers, or by uploading a comment or description on a website: "Have you read the comments people posted in response to the article?" The verb "to post" can also mean to send something via the mail: "We posted the check last week, so you should have received it by now." The phrase "to keep (someone) posted" means to give someone the most up-to-date information: "Please keep me posted on your job hunt." Finally, the phrase "to post bail" means to pay some amount of money so that one can leave prison during the time before a trial: "Larry was arrested for assault and nobody could post bail, so he had to stay in jail."
Topics	Business \| Technology

Post Means Posted Eslpod Verb Phrase Advertising Jobs