in the PONS Dictionary
post·ing ['pəʊstɪŋ] N esp Brit
1. posting (appointment to job):
- posting
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- posting MIL
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2. posting (location):
- posting
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I. post [pəʊst] N
post-'na·tal ADJ
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- postnatalni spec.
post-'war ADJ
ob·ser·'va·tion post N
post-apoca·lyp·tic [ˌpəʊstəˌpɒkə'lɪptɪk] ADJ
post-apocalyptic book or film setting, society:
post me·rid·iem [ˌpəʊs(t)mə'rɪdiəm] ADV
post meridiem → p.m.
| I | post | |
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| you | post | |
| he/she/it | posts | |
| we | post | |
| you | post | |
| they | post |
| I | posted | |
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| you | posted | |
| he/she/it | posted | |
| we | posted | |
| you | posted | |
| they | posted |
| I | have | posted | |
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| you | have | posted | |
| he/she/it | has | posted | |
| we | have | posted | |
| you | have | posted | |
| they | have | posted |
| I | had | posted | |
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| you | had | posted | |
| he/she/it | had | posted | |
| we | had | posted | |
| you | had | posted | |
| they | had | posted |