mailbox
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmeɪlbɑks/ · UK /ˈmeɪlbɒks/
mailbox means: A box at a home or building where delivered letters are left.
noun
A box at a home or building where delivered letters are left.
- Check the mailbox for letters.
- The carrier left a package beside our mailbox.
- Each apartment has its own mailbox.
An online account or folder where email messages are kept.
- My mailbox is full.
- I deleted old messages from the shared mailbox.
- Can you access your mailbox from home?
A public box where you put letters so the postal service can collect and deliver them.
- Put the letter in that mailbox.
- The mailbox on the corner is emptied daily.
- Is there a mailbox near the station?
Questions about mailbox
What does mailbox mean?
A box at a home or building where delivered letters are left.
What is mailbox in other languages?
Türkçe: posta kutusu · Español: buzón · Français: boîte aux lettres · Deutsch: Briefkasten · Italiano: cassetta delle lettere · 日本語: 郵便受け
How do you pronounce mailbox?
In American English /ˈmeɪlbɑks/; in British English /ˈmeɪlbɒks/.
How do you use mailbox in a sentence?
Check the mailbox for letters. The carrier left a package beside our mailbox.
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