- noun
- /ˈiːˌmeɪl/
- Texting
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correo electrónico
- You will receive an e-mail from my team with the project details.
I press send, I get an e-mail back one minute later.
- I press send, I get an e-mail back one minute later.
- Not even a year later, got another e-mail, same stuff.
- So strategy is I try to get out one e-mail at least once a week.
- As a result, they get a lot of e-mail traffic from the team.
- So you can't just go up, especially when the e-mail is attained illegally.
Examples
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So then you sent another e-mail two days later.
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I wrote this long e-mail and then hit send.
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You will get an e-mail from my team.
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The next day, I get an e-mail from that partner.
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So you received an e-mail from a client?
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Every week I sent an e-mail to all employees.
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As a result, they get a lot of e-mail traffic from the team.
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Then I had gotten an e-mail from a company.
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Would you read a weekly e-mail update from Hank and John?
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We have an e-mail that's just come through.
Synonyms
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A message sent over the internet to another person
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A message sent by email over the internet
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A message that someone sends by computer to another person over the internet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word e-mail comes from e- 'electronic' plus mail 'post'. So an e-mail is a message like a letter, but sent and received by computer.