Mail 音标拼音: [m'el]
n . 邮件,邮政,邮递,盔甲
vt . 邮寄,给…穿盔甲 ;
电子邮件,(在
unix 操作系统另有一个名为
mail 的信件处理程序)
邮件,邮政,邮递,盔甲邮寄,给…穿盔甲 ; 电子邮件,(在
unix 操作系统另有一个名为
mail 的信件处理程式)
mail 邮件
mail 邮件 邮寄
mail n 1 :
the bags of letters and packages that are transported by the postal service 2 :
the system whereby messages are transmitted via the post office ; "
the mail handles billions of items every day "; "
he works for the United States mail service "; "
in England they call mail `
the post '" [
synonym : {
mail }, {
mail service }, {
postal service }, {
post }]
3 :
a conveyance that transports the letters and packages that are conveyed by the postal system 4 :
any particular collection of letters or packages that is delivered ; "
your mail is on the table "; "
is there any post for me ?"; "
she was opening her post " [
synonym : {
mail }, {
post }]
5 : (
Middle Ages )
flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings [
synonym : {
chain mail }, {
ring mail }, {
mail }, {
chain armor },
{
chain armour }, {
ring armor }, {
ring armour }]
v 1 :
send via the postal service ; "
I '
ll mail you the check tomorrow " [
synonym : {
mail }, {
get off }]
2 :
cause to be directed or transmitted to another place ; "
send me your latest results "; "
I '
ll mail you the paper when it '
s written " [
synonym : {
mail }, {
post }, {
send }]
Mail \
Mail \,
v .
t .
1 .
To arm with mail .
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2 .
To pinion . [
Obs .]
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Mail \
Mail \ (
m [=
a ]
l ),
n . [
OE .
male bag ,
OF .
male ,
F .
malle bag ,
trunk ,
mail ,
OHG .
malaha ,
malha ,
wallet ;
akin to D .
maal ,
male ;
cf .
Gael . &
Ir .
mala ,
Gr .
molgo `
s hide ,
skin .]
1 .
A bag ;
a wallet . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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2 .
The bag or bags with the letters ,
papers ,
or other matter contained therein ,
conveyed under public authority from one post office to another ;
the whole system of appliances used by government in the conveyance and delivery of mail matter .
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There is a mail come in to -
day ,
with letters dated Hague . --
Tatler .
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3 .
That which comes in the mail ;
letters ,
etc .,
received through the post office .
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4 .
A trunk ,
box ,
or bag ,
in which clothing ,
etc .,
may be carried . [
Obs .] --
Sir W .
Scott .
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{
Mail catcher },
an iron rod ,
or other contrivance ,
attached to a railroad car for catching a mail bag while the train is in motion .
{
Mail guard },
an officer whose duty it is to guard the public mails . [
Eng .]
{
Mail train },
a railroad train carrying the mail .
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Mail \
Mail \ (
m [=
a ]
l ),
n .
A spot . [
Obs .]
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Mail \
Mail \,
n . [
F .
maille ,
OF .
also maaille ,
LL .
medalia .
See {
Medal }.]
1 .
A small piece of money ;
especially ,
an English silver half -
penny of the time of Henry V . [
Obs .] [
Written also {
maile },
and {
maille }.]
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2 .
Rent ;
tribute . [
Obs .,
except in certain compounds and phrases ,
as blackmail ,
mails and duties ,
etc .]
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{
Mail and duties } (
Scots Law ),
the rents of an estate ,
in whatever form paid .
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Mail \
Mail \ (
m [=
a ]
l ),
n . [
OE .
maile ,
maille ,
F .
maille a ring of mail ,
mesh ,
network ,
a coat of mail ,
fr .
L .
macula spot ,
a mesh of a net .
Cf . {
Macle }, {
Macula }, {
Mascle }.]
1 .
A flexible fabric made of metal rings interlinked .
It was used especially for defensive armor . --
Chaucer .
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{
Chain mail }, {
Coat of mail }.
See under {
Chain },
and {
Coat }.
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2 .
Hence generally ,
armor ,
or any defensive covering .
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3 . (
Naut .)
A contrivance of interlinked rings ,
for rubbing off the loose hemp on lines and white cordage .
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4 . (
Zool .)
Any hard protective covering of an animal ,
as the scales and plates of reptiles ,
shell of a lobster ,
etc .
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We . . .
strip the lobster of his scarlet mail .
--
Gay .
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Mail \
Mail \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Mailed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Mailing }.]
To deliver into the custody of the postoffice officials ,
or place in a government letter box ,
for transmission by mail ;
to post ;
as ,
to mail a letter . [
U .
S .]
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Note :
In the United States to mail and to post are both in common use ;
as ,
to mail or post a letter .
In England post is the commoner usage .
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105 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mail ":
PP ,
RD ,
RFD ,
air -
express ,
airfreight ,
airmail ,
armature ,
armor ,
armor plate ,
body armor ,
book post ,
buckler ,
bulletproof vest ,
carrier ,
carrier pigeon ,
chain armor ,
chain mail ,
chitin ,
coat of mail ,
consign ,
correspondence ,
cortex ,
covert ,
direct mail ,
direct -
mail selling ,
dispatch ,
drop a letter ,
elytron ,
embark ,
episperm ,
expedite ,
export ,
express ,
feather ,
feathers ,
forward ,
fourth -
class mail ,
frank ,
freight ,
habergeon ,
hackle ,
halfpenny post ,
harness ,
hauberk ,
homer ,
homing pigeon ,
junk mail ,
letter post ,
letters ,
lorica ,
lorication ,
mail car ,
mail coach ,
mail packet ,
mail train ,
mail truck ,
mail -
order selling ,
mailer ,
mailing list ,
mailplane ,
needles ,
newspaper post ,
packet boat ,
panoply ,
parcel post ,
pericarp ,
pigeon post ,
plate ,
plate armor ,
plumage ,
post ,
post boat ,
post car ,
post coach ,
post day ,
post -
horse ,
post -
office car ,
poster ,
protective covering ,
railway mail car ,
registered mail ,
remit ,
rural delivery ,
rural free delivery ,
scute ,
scutum ,
sea mail ,
seapost ,
send ,
send away ,
send forth ,
send off ,
shell ,
shield ,
ship ,
special delivery ,
special handling ,
speculum ,
spines ,
suit of armor ,
surface mail ,
test ,
testa ,
thick skin ,
transmit 1 . {electronic mail }.
2 . The {Berkeley Unix } program for composing and reading
electronic mail }. It normally uses {sendmail } to handle
delivery .
Unix manual page }: mail (1 )
1997 -12 -03 )MAIL .
This word ,
derived from the French malle ,
a trunk ,
signifies the bag ,
valise ,
or other contrivance used in conveying through the post office ,
letters ,
packets ,
newspapers ,
pamphlets ,
and the like ,
from place to place ,
under the authority of the United States .
The things thus carried are also called the mail .
2 .
The laws of the United States have provided for the punishment of robberies or willful injuries to the mail ;
the act of March 3 ,
1825 ,
3 Story '
s Laws U .
S .
1985 ,
provides :
Sec .
22 .
That if any person shall rob any carrier of the mail of the United States ,
or other person entrusted ,
therewith ,
of such mail ,
or of part thereof ,
such offender or offenders shall ,
on conviction ,
be imprisoned not less than five years ,
nor exceeding ten years ;
and ,
if convicted a second time of a like offence ,
he or they shall suffer death ;
or if ,
in effecting such robbery of the mail ,
the first time ,
the offender shall wound the person having the custody thereof ,
or put his life in jeopardy ,
by the use of dangerous weapons ,
such offender or offenders shall suffer death .
And if any person shall attempt to rob the mail of the United States ,
by assaulting the person having custody thereof ,
shooting at him ,
or his horse or mule ,
or ,
threatening him with dangerous weapons ,
and the robbery is not effected ,
every such offender ,
on conviction thereof ,
shall be punished by imprisonment ,
not less than two years ,
nor exceeding ten years .
And ,
if any person shall steal the mail ,
or shall steal or take from ,
or out of ,
any mail ,
or from ,
or out of ,
any post office ,
any letter or packet ;
or ,
if any person shall take the mail ,
or any letter or packet therefrom ,
or from any post office ,
whether with or without the consent of the person having custody thereof ,
and shall open ,
embezzle ,
or destroy any such ;
mail ,
letter ,
or packet ,
the same containing any articles of value ,
or evidence of any debt ,
due ,
demand ,
right ,
or claim ,
or any release ,
receipt ,
acquittance ,
or discharge ,
or any other articles ,
paper ,
or thing ,
mentioned and described in the twenty -
first section of this act ;
or ,
if any person shall ,
by fraud or deception ,
obtain from any person having custody thereof ,
any mail ,
letter ,
or packet ,
containing any article of value ,
or evidence thereof ,
or either of the writings referred to ,
or next above mentioned ,
such offender ,
or offenders ,
on conviction thereof ,
shall be imprisoned not less than two ,
nor exceeding ten years .
And if any person shall take any letter ,
or packet ,
not containing any article of value ,
or .
evidence thereof ,
out of a post office ,
or shall open any letter or packet ,
which shall have been in a post office ,
or in custody of a mail carrier ,
before it shall have been delivered to the person to whom it is directed ,
with a design to obstruct the correspondence ,
to pry into another '
s business or secrets ;
or shall secrete ,
embezzle ,
or destroy ,
any such mall ,
letter ,
or packet ,
such offender ,
upon conviction ,
shall pay ,
for every such offence ,
a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars ,
and be imprisoned not exceeding twelve months .
3 .-
Sec .
23 .
That ,
if any person shall rip ,
cut ,
tear ,
burn ,
or otherwise injure ,
any valise ,
portmanteau ,
or other bag used ,
or designed to be used ,
by any person acting under the authority of the postmaster general ,
or any person in whom his powers are vested in a conveyance of any mail ,
letter packet ,
or newspaper ,
or pamphlet ,
or shall draw or break any staple ,
or loosen any part of any lock ,
chain ,
or strap ,
attached to ,
or belonging to any such valise ,
portmanteau ,
or bag ,
with an intent to rob ,
or steal any mail ,
letter ,
packet ,
newspaper ,
or pamphlet ,
or to render either of the same insecure ,
every such offender ,
upon conviction ,
shall ,
for every such offence ,
pay a sum ,
not less than one hundred dollars ,
nor exceeding five hundred -
dollars ,
or be imprisoned not less than one year ,
nor exceeding three years ,
at the discretion of the court before whom such conviction is had .
4 .-
Sec .
24 .
That every person who ,
from and after the passage of this act ,
shall procure ,
and advise ,
or assist ,
in the doing or perpetration of any of the acts or crimes by this act forbidden ,
shall be subject to the same penalties and punishments as the persons are subject to ,
who shall actually do or perpetrate any of the said acts or crimes ,
according ,
to the provision of this act .
5 .-
Sec .
25 .
That every person who shall be imprisoned by a judgment of court ,
under and by virtue of the twenty -
first ,
twenty -
second ,
twenty -
third ,
or ,
twenty -
fourth sections of this act ,
shall be kept at hard labor during the period of such imprisonment .
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