posted — past tense of 'post'; to put up a notice or announcement in a public place
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: past tense of 'post'; to put up a notice or announcement in a public place
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpoʊstɪd/
Korean meaning: 게시하다, 붙이다 (과거형)
Korean pronunciation: **포우**스티드
Example Sentences
- My embarrassing childhood photo was posted on Facebook by my mom.
- The speed limit signs were posted every mile on the highway.
- He posted a selfie with his cat wearing sunglasses.
posted
VERB//ˈpoʊstɪd//
past tense of 'post'; to put up a notice or announcement in a public place
a person reaches up to attach a colorful flyer to a wooden bulletin board using a thumbtack. The flyer shows a picture of a missing cat as the person carefully positions it among other notices. The bulletin board already has several other announcements pinned to its surface from previous days. A few shoppers walking by pause to look at the new notice being added. someone putting up a notice in a public place for others to see
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He posted the list and boasted about everyone he hosted!
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Origin
프랑스어 'poste'에서 유래되어 '위치, 지점'을 의미했으며, 라틴어 'positus'(놓여진)에서 파생되었습니다.
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“My embarrassing childhood photo was posted on Facebook by my mom.”
“The speed limit signs were posted every mile on the highway.”
“He posted a selfie with his cat wearing sunglasses.”
“New safety regulations have been posted in all departments.”
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