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🔑postpost1 /poʊst / noun [countable] - a vertical piece of metal or wood that is put in the ground to mark a position or to support something柱；桩；杆◆a goalpost球门柱◆a fence post篱笆桩
- an important job, especially with the government or in the military forces（尤指政府、军队等的）职位，要职◆She was given a diplomatic post in Paris.她得到了驻巴黎外交官的职位。
- a place where someone is on duty or is guarding something岗位；哨位◆The soldiers had to remain at their posts all night.士兵们不得不彻夜坚守哨位。
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computing计算机) a message sent to a discussion group on the Internet; a piece of writing that forms part of a blog (= a personal record of activities, opinions, etc., which someone puts on his / her website) （互联网论坛或博客的）帖子◆That forum does not allow posts from nonmembers.那个论坛不允许非会员发帖。◆She wrote a great post about her experience on her blog.她以自己的经历在博客上写了一篇精彩的文章。
🔑postpost2 /poʊst / verb [transitive] - to put a sign, notice, etc. on a wall or in a public place so that everyone can see it张贴（布告等）；设立（指示牌等）◆The notice was posted on every bulletin board on campus.通知贴在校园的每一个公告栏里。
- to send someone to go and work somewhere, especially in an official government job or in the military forces（尤指政府或军队）派驻，派遣，调派◆After two years in Germany, Rosa was posted to an Air Force base in Texas.在德国待了两年后，罗莎被派往得克萨斯州的空军基地。
- to put someone on guard or on duty in a particular place使守卫；使驻守◆Police officers were posted at the front door of the building.大楼的前门部署了警察。
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computing计算机) to put information or pictures on a website（在网站上）发布，公布◆The results will be posted on the Internet.结果将公布在互联网上。
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