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• Substantif désignant les lettres, colis ou autres objets envoyés ou acheminés par un système postal.

A noun referring to letters, packages, or other items sent or delivered through a postal system.

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1. Postal correspondenceA1formal

   Letters, packages, or parcels sent through the postal system.

   Courrier postal

   • I received a lot of mail today.
   • She checked her mailbox for the letter.
   • The mail was delivered late due to the storm.

   Synonymescorrespondencepost

2. EmailA2informal

   Electronic messages sent over the internet.

   Courriel

   • I sent you an important mail about the meeting.
   • Check your mail for the confirmation link.
   • He deleted all the spam mail from his inbox.

   Synonymese-mailelectronic mailemail

3. B2formal

   Flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings (chainmail).

   Cotte de mailles

   • The knight wore a suit of mail into battle.
   • Chain mail was commonly used in medieval warfare.
   • The blacksmith repaired the damaged mail armor.

   Synonymeschain mailring mail

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'envoyer quelque chose par service postal ou par courrier électronique.

A verb used to indicate the act of sending something via postal service or electronic mail.

1. Send by postal serviceA2formal

   To send a letter, package, or document through the postal system.

   envoyer par la poste

   • I need to mail this letter to my grandmother.
   • She mailed the package yesterday.
   • He mailed the documents to the office.

   Synonymesdispatchpostsendship

2. Send electronicallyA2informal

   To send a message or file via email.

   Envoyer par courriel

   • Please mail me the report by Friday.
   • I'll mail you the photos from the trip.
   • She mailed the presentation to her boss.

   Synonymesdispatche-mailemailmessagesendtransmit

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