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- pronunciation:
- post
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noun |
| definition 1: |
When someone assigns a job to someone, the assignment is sometimes called a "post." We often call a job in the government or in the military a "post."
Colonel Brown is working hard at his new post.- synonyms:
- position
- similar words:
- duty, job, mission, office, role
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| definition 2: |
A post is a place where people in the military work and live.
Brian's father is in the army, and his post is in a country far away.- synonyms:
- base
- similar words:
- camp
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| definition 3: |
When someone has a post, it means they have a particular spot or place where they are supposed to be or work.
The guard was instructed to not leave his post for any reason.- synonyms:
- station
- similar words:
- position
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| related words: |
base, employment |
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