postman

/pohst-muhn/US // ˈpoʊst mən //UK // (ˈpəʊstmən) //

邮递员,邮差,邮政员,邮政人员

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural post·men.
- : a postal employee who carries and delivers mail; mail carrier.
- : Archaic. a courier.

as inletter carrier

Synonyms

Cheval was born in 1836 in Charmes, France, and he chose to serve his small community as a postman.
And they were all viewing the uncut version, too—the one not in theaters—because of postman Guy.
The Postman cost $80 million to make; it earned $18 million at the box office.
I went out, put the article in the mailbox, and raised the flag for the postman.
Cain wrote one good book, Postman, and a shelf full of schlock.
The old postman says it was insufficiently addressed, or it 'ud ha' been here by first post.
But the postman never came near the little cottage at the elbow in Whiffle Street, all that day.
It had become a standard jest with the ex-postman that she should never go anywhere away from Skyrie without her pocket-book.
The statement was in the form of a question, to which the ex-postman rather coldly replied: "Yes, so I have heard."
The steps continue and grow faint, as the postman rounds the distant corner.

/pohst-muhn/US // ˈpoʊst mən //UK // (ˈpəʊstmən) //

邮递员,邮差,邮政员,邮政人员

n.名词 noun

1
plural post·men.
- : a postal employee who carries and delivers mail; mail carrier.
- : Archaic. a courier.

as inletter carrier

Synonyms

Cheval was born in 1836 in Charmes, France, and he chose to serve his small community as a postman.
And they were all viewing the uncut version, too—the one not in theaters—because of postman Guy.
The Postman cost $80 million to make; it earned $18 million at the box office.
I went out, put the article in the mailbox, and raised the flag for the postman.
Cain wrote one good book, Postman, and a shelf full of schlock.
The old postman says it was insufficiently addressed, or it 'ud ha' been here by first post.
But the postman never came near the little cottage at the elbow in Whiffle Street, all that day.
It had become a standard jest with the ex-postman that she should never go anywhere away from Skyrie without her pocket-book.
The statement was in the form of a question, to which the ex-postman rather coldly replied: "Yes, so I have heard."
The steps continue and grow faint, as the postman rounds the distant corner.