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mail·box  (mlbks)
n.
1. A public container for deposit of outgoing mail. Also called postbox.
2. A private box for incoming mail. Also called letterbox.
3. A computer file or set of files for the collection and storage of e-mail.

mailbox
Noun
US, Canad & Austral a box outside a house into which the postman puts letters for the occupiers of the house
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.mailboxmailbox - a private box for delivery of mail  
box - a (usually rectangular) container; may have a lid; "he rummaged through a box of spare parts"
2.mailboxmailbox - public box for deposit of mail      
maildrop - a drop where mail can be deposited
pillar box - a red pillar-shaped letter box
Translations
mailbox [ˈmeɪlbɔks] n (US) (for letters etc) (COMPUT) → buzón m
mailbox [ˈmeɪlbɔks] mail n (US) (also) (Comput) → boîte f aux lettres
mailbox [ˈmeɪlbɔks] mail n (US) → Briefkasten m;
mailbox [ˈmeɪlbɔks] n (US) → cassetta delle lettere;
(COMPUT) → mailbox f inv


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