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Meanings of posting in English

Portuguese
letreiro
Catalan
pancarta
Spanish
anuncio

A sign posted in a public place as an advertisement.

letreiro

The transmission of a letter.

Content on a social media platform, a forum or a blog.

Usage of posting in English
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But Nikotemo Iona said problems arise when people start posting non-official information.
Radio NZ
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It was not immediately clear who was responsible for posting the data.
The Irish Times
3
USA: After posting moderate losses in early trading, markets began to rally.
Wired
4
The end result is that you probably saw people posting about Plandemic.
Radio NZ
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We're posting growth again and based on our potential that's good news.
The Irish Times
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The Georgia Republican has said, however, he does not want the posting.
Radio NZ
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A secret service source in Paris said the posting was considered risky.
The Guardian
8
It provides for new crimes such as stalking, voyeurism and posting pornography.
Radio NZ
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There are also rules over posting on social media on election day.
Radio NZ
10
The artist wrote on his website: 'I'm not posting any pictures today.
The Guardian
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Older products, launched in the late 1990s, were posting single digit growth.
Reuters
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It edged higher for a second session since posting consensus-beating first-quarter profit.
Reuters
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I had a friend ask me if I would consider posting videos.
Ebony
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It called for greater transparency from IHEC in calculating and posting results.
Reuters
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James tried to answer by posting up Westbrook on the right block.
Reuters
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Hauff was arraigned Friday afternoon and released after posting bond, police said.
Reuters
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Translations for posting
Posting through the time
Posting across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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