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Postpaid — Post paid , a. Having the postage prepaid, as a letter. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
postpaid — [pōst′pād′] adj. with the postage prepaid … English World dictionary
Postpaid — Bei Postpaid Zahlungssystemen handelt es sich um Telefonverträge mit nachträglicher Rechnungslegung. Die Laufzeit von Postpaid Tarifen beträgt in der Regel zwei Jahre und die Abrechnung erfolgt monatlich. Mobilfunk Discounter bieten Postpaid… … Deutsch Wikipedia
postpaid — adverb AmE a letter sent postpaid has no charge for the person sending it; postfree BrE postpaid adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
postpaid — UK [ˌpəʊstˈpeɪd] / US [ˌpoʊstˈpeɪd] adverb mainly American letters and parcels that are sent postpaid do not cost the person who sends them anything for their postage because someone else has already paid for it Derived word: postpaid UK / US… … English dictionary
Postpaid — Post Paid: a commonly referred to in and across India with telecom service providers for customers who use and pay. Prepaid accounts are the pay and use, whereas postpaid accounts can be referred to as use and pay.There are two components to this … Wikipedia
postpaid — /pohst payd /, adj., adv. with the postage prepaid: a postpaid reply card. [1820 30; POST3 + PAID] * * * … Universalium
postpaid — post|paid [ˌpəustˈpeıd US ˌpoust ] adj costing nothing to send because the amount has already been paid ▪ The kit costs $33.95 postpaid … Dictionary of contemporary English
postpaid — post|paid [ ,poust peıd ] adverb letters and packages that are sent postpaid do not cost the person who sends them anything for their POSTAGE because someone else has already paid for it ╾ post|paid adjective … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
postpaid — /pəυst peɪd/ adjective with the postage already paid ● The price is £5.95 postpaid … Marketing dictionary in english
postpaid — adjective Date: 1653 having the postage paid by the sender and not chargeable to the receiver … New Collegiate Dictionary
