Definition of mail van in English:

mail van

noun

British

A small van used for carrying mail.
a mail van brought the post to rural post offices
Example sentencesExamples
- The boxes were loaded into the school mail van for delivery!
- A few years later, mail vans were used to collect mail from post boxes and delivered to the stations.
- Under the deal, mail vans would deliver the post to the postpersons' homes.
- The dispute escalated as strikers were attacked by police protecting scab workers and mail vans, and subjected to mass arrests.
- "This will further affect the smooth delivery of mail, as daily around 20 mail vans operate from the station," the members said.
- The Community Council, businesses etc., have to sit in a car and wait for the mail van or go elsewhere.
- The Post Office mail van didn't even stop.
- In peace time, the mail vans urge people to "post early" but in wartime the message is "be brief".
- The yellow one on the left hand side is a model of an old-fashioned Swiss mail van.
- He was on trial at Burnley Crown Court for a mail van hold-up.

Definition of mail van in US English:

mail van

noun

British

A small van used for carrying mail.
a mail van brought the mail to rural post offices
Example sentencesExamples
- The Community Council, businesses etc., have to sit in a car and wait for the mail van or go elsewhere.
- The dispute escalated as strikers were attacked by police protecting scab workers and mail vans, and subjected to mass arrests.
- The Post Office mail van didn't even stop.
- "This will further affect the smooth delivery of mail, as daily around 20 mail vans operate from the station," the members said.
- A few years later, mail vans were used to collect mail from post boxes and delivered to the stations.
- The boxes were loaded into the school mail van for delivery!
- Under the deal, mail vans would deliver the post to the postpersons' homes.
- The yellow one on the left hand side is a model of an old-fashioned Swiss mail van.
- He was on trial at Burnley Crown Court for a mail van hold-up.
- In peace time, the mail vans urge people to "post early" but in wartime the message is "be brief".

单词	mail van
释义	Definition of mail van in English: mail van noun British A small van used for carrying mail. a mail van brought the post to rural post offices Example sentencesExamples The boxes were loaded into the school mail van for delivery! A few years later, mail vans were used to collect mail from post boxes and delivered to the stations. Under the deal, mail vans would deliver the post to the postpersons' homes. The dispute escalated as strikers were attacked by police protecting scab workers and mail vans, and subjected to mass arrests. "This will further affect the smooth delivery of mail, as daily around 20 mail vans operate from the station," the members said. The Community Council, businesses etc., have to sit in a car and wait for the mail van or go elsewhere. The Post Office mail van didn't even stop. In peace time, the mail vans urge people to "post early" but in wartime the message is "be brief". The yellow one on the left hand side is a model of an old-fashioned Swiss mail van. He was on trial at Burnley Crown Court for a mail van hold-up. Definition of mail van in US English: mail van noun British A small van used for carrying mail. a mail van brought the mail to rural post offices Example sentencesExamples The Community Council, businesses etc., have to sit in a car and wait for the mail van or go elsewhere. The dispute escalated as strikers were attacked by police protecting scab workers and mail vans, and subjected to mass arrests. The Post Office mail van didn't even stop. "This will further affect the smooth delivery of mail, as daily around 20 mail vans operate from the station," the members said. A few years later, mail vans were used to collect mail from post boxes and delivered to the stations. The boxes were loaded into the school mail van for delivery! Under the deal, mail vans would deliver the post to the postpersons' homes. The yellow one on the left hand side is a model of an old-fashioned Swiss mail van. He was on trial at Burnley Crown Court for a mail van hold-up. In peace time, the mail vans urge people to "post early" but in wartime the message is "be brief".
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