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Meanings of e-mail in English

Portuguese
correio electrónico
Catalan
e-mail
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(Computer science) a system of world-wide electronic communication in which a computer user can compose a message at one terminal that can be regenerated at the recipient's terminal when the recipient logs in.

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correio electrónico
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Communicate electronically on the computer.

Usage of e-mail in English
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In reality, election officials don't generally use the e-mail address, she said.
Wired
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Social networks had already surpassed e-mail use among American Internet users .
Reuters
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Enter your e-mail address and agree to the terms of service, 6.
Wired
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Both share the same main goals: fundraising and collecting supporters' e-mail addresses.
Reuters
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Whatever plans or information she needed to share, she sent by e-mail.
Coming out
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He had sent back an e-mail asking his so-called friend just that:
A necessary evil
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The employee, however, inadvertently sent the e-mail to the wrong Gmail address.
Wired
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Of course that e-mail she'd received this morning hadn't been from Jason.
Killer
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The recently relaunched Boxbe has unveiled a new e-mail spam fighting service.
Wired
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Chamber spokeswoman Lisa Burgess said via e-mail that neither agency has responded.
Reuters
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He also made contact, by e-mail, with a number of former friends.
The Irish Times
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In your response to my e-mail, you said you've seen this stalker.
Watch them die
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I believe I mentioned the reason in my first e-mail to you.
A Winter Haunting
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The evacuees arrived early, two days following the council's first e-mail alert.
Feminist dot com
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The shutdown highlights the danger of relying on a free e-mail service.
Wired
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Myanmar's home ministry did not immediately respond to an e-mail requesting comment.
Reuters
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Common
Ireland
Common
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