to e-mail
- verb
- /ˈiːˌmeɪl/
- Texting
- Oh, well, they can just e-mail me again at macfinancial@outlook.com.
When I do e-mail, I'm not using much AI.
- When I do e-mail, I'm not using much AI.
- Recruiters couldn't e-mail you or hit you up on LinkedIn.
- I've had parents of trans children e-mail me about the kids that they've lost.
- It's not, you know, I used to cold e-mail, cold call, cold e-mail agents.
- I mean, if I e-mail journalists, the subject line of the e-mail has to be mind blowing.
- Did you see the Spotify CEO Daniel X e-mail out to all staff?
- At which point I'd probably e-mail Asus for GB and ask them for some help.
- So any questions, text me, call me, e-mail me.
- Actually, Nira, I want you to do e-mail and cell phones.
Examples
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Please e-mail me the details of the meeting as soon as possible.
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I mean, if I e-mail journalists, the subject line of the e-mail has to be mind blowing.
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So after we're finished with this session, if people want to find out how to e-mail you, they can.
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Or if you do have one of those, e-mail either one of us and we'll figure out.
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If you have crazy ideas, make sure to e-mail us at staff@meetkevin.com.
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OK, so you should e-mail me right now at Gary at Vaynermedia.
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Reminder to e-mail your queries to roundtable@reason.com.
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Check it out at househack.com or e-mail us at ir@househack.com.
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If you need assistance, e-mail our support team for help.
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She decided to e-mail her feedback after reviewing the proposal.
Synonyms
Make a letter, package, or email go to another person
To give something to an organization by mail or email
To send a message over the internet to someone
To send someone a short note by email, text, or chat
To post or email something to another place
Send someone a private message on a website or app
How Brief
- Informal
- Texting
- Texting
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word e-mail is used as a verb too, built from e- 'electronic' and mail 'send post'. So to e-mail someone is to 'send' them a message by computer.