- noun
- /ˈiːˌmeɪl/
- Texting
:
correo electrónico
- And I, I mean, I've communicated with him via e-mail and text.
You've got to look at Google Adwords or e-mail or, you know, YouTube.
- You've got to look at Google Adwords or e-mail or, you know, YouTube.
- If I said to you text versus e-mail, which one is better for who and why?
- My friend Ryan Saplin, great e-mail marketer.
- And in the old days, now we have e-mail.
Examples
-
I'm responding over e-mail to the offer.
-
I received an important e-mail from my professor regarding my final grades.
-
From e-mail to e-mail, just so that you can get it out.
-
And so I it's a very simple thing, but I never draft an e-mail response in an e-mail app.
-
Well, the complaint claims that there are detailed e-mail records relating to that payment too.
-
I know because I get a lot of e-mail from people from Mastery.
-
I mean, the best route in, I would say is either via our website, via e-mail or socials.
-
She prefers to communicate with her clients through e-mail rather than phone calls.
-
After sending the e-mail, he waited for a reply to confirm the meeting time.
Synonyms
220
1.0
A system for sending messages over the internet
203
1.0
Messages sent or received over the internet
5
2.8
A way to send messages and documents between computers over the Internet
1
2.9
Sending messages and information using computers or the Internet
Sending and receiving messages by computer or phone
Antonyms
How Fast
- Texting
44
2.6
- Texting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word e-mail comes from e- meaning 'electronic' and mail meaning the post you send. So e-mail is a system for sending and receiving post using computers and networks.